Andamiro Co. Ltd. (Goyang-si, South Korea) and Andamiro USA Corp., headquartered in Irving, TX, proudly announce the launch of Marksman, a dynamic new two-player shooting simulator designed for arcades and family entertainment centers. Marksman will make its international debut at the IAAPA Expo this November in Orlando, FL, introducing air-powered realism to modern arcade gaming through its tactile, force-feedback gun system and immersive display.

Gameplay and Challenges
Players can experience 11 distinct shooting challenges, divided into three action-packed categories:
• Factory and hostage missions: Four intense scenarios set in such locations as construction zones, military bases, and Egyptian ruins.
• Zombie battles: Four thrilling apocalyptic scenes that take place inside libraries, a museums, city streets and construction sites.
•Classic gallery games: Three carnival-style contests featuring bottles, bullseyes and flying discs, each with fast-paced, five-minute countdown rounds.

Performance Tracking
Before starting each game, players are prompted to take a selfie and select their mission. After each session, the machine provides detailed performance statistics, including proficiency, rapid-fire rating, accuracy, combo hits and other metrics. When not in use, the gun and its cable retract smoothly into the holster, ensuring a clean and secure resting position between plays.

Hardware and Warranty
The Marksman’s light gun weapon system simulates three types of firearms—pistol, shotgun and submachine gun—using realistic pneumatic feedback powered by an industrial-grade air compressor. The gun controller has undergone extensive field testing, and Andamiro will support it with a 6-month warranty. The game’s electronic systems and monitor are covered by a 1-year warranty.

Operator and Player Appeal

“We put Marksman through extensive gun performance testing to ensure it holds up in the field, and I think operators are going to love what it brings to the table,” said Nick Montano, Andamiro USA’s marketing director.

“The content is very well-rounded—with tactical missions set in construction sites, military outposts and Egyptian ruins, zombie battles in eerie libraries and cityscapes, even gallery games with fun, fast-paced environments,” Montano continued. “Add in the cabinet’s sharp profile and air-powered realism, and you’ve got something that truly stands out in the first-person shooter space.”

Marksman supports both single-player and competitive two-player modes. Tactical and zombie game types offer continuation buy-ins, making the game a high-value option.

Cabinet and Tech Specs
Marksman’s cabinet is designed to impress, featuring a two-player console set back from a massive 130” display, comprised of two 65” cross-screens with vivid visuals and synchronized air recoil. The cabinet is adorned with glowing LED trim for added visual impact, and the stylish MARKSMAN marquee, complete with simulated bullet holes, sets the tone for the action. Uncrated and assembled, the cabinet measures 2095mm wide, 1882mm deep and 2496mm high (86” x 74” x 99”), with a total weight of 370 kg. (854 lbs).