Game Developer
Companies offering game developer in the iGaming industry — 5 listed.
AGT Software
No.2, Geraldu Farrugia Street, Zebbug, Malta ZBG 4351, Malta
AGT Software is a relatively young iGaming content developer founded in 2019. The company has quickly built a portfolio of over 100 titles spanning video slots, crash games, keno, and poker variants. Their games are designed for aggregation and integration via platform providers such as SoftGamings, allowing operators to access the library through a single API. AGT Software positions itself as a dynamic, fast-growing supplier in the competitive online casino space, though its corporate footprint, licensing details, and team structure remain largely undisclosed. The company’s focus appears to be on quantity and variety rather than a single signature franchise, catering to operators seeking diverse content for player retention.
BB Games Ltd
24 High Street, Tideswell, Derbyshire, SK17 8LA, England
BB Games Ltd is a privately held casino slot games developer based in Tideswell, Derbyshire, England. Founded in 2018 by two brothers, the company set out to create innovative content for the gambling world, focusing on high-quality UI/UX and competitive pricing. With a small team of 2–10 employees, BB Games has released two known titles: Martian Miner (May 2021) and its sequel Martian Miner Infinity Reels (July 2021). Both slots feature high volatility and unique mechanics; the first launched exclusively on Videoslots, while the later was distributed through Yggdrasil. The company’s public footprint is minimal – its registered address is a residential property, its website is a parked domain, and Companies House lists no director names. The only named employee is an account manager, James Foulds, but no C-level executives or founders have been publicly identified. BB Games remains a niche player in the iGaming supply ecosystem, reliant on partnerships for distribution.
Aristocrat Leisure
North Ryde, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Aristocrat Leisure Limited is an Australian global gaming content and technology company, ranked as the world’s second-largest slot machine manufacturer by revenue. Founded in 1953 by Leonard Ainsworth in a small Sydney workshop, the company has evolved into a diversified entertainment business supplying regulated land-based casinos, online real-money gaming, iLottery, and free-to-play social casino games. Headquartered in North Ryde, Sydney, Aristocrat employs approximately 7,400 people and operates in over 200 licensed jurisdictions worldwide. Its iconic slot franchises such as Lightning Link and Buffalo dominate casino floors, while acquisitions of Video Gaming Technologies, Plarium, and Big Fish Games have bolstered its digital and North American presence. The company is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: ALL) and is recognized for innovation, responsible gameplay, and sustainability, including achieving 100% renewable energy milestones in parts of its operations.
Light Apps is a mobile app development studio that specializes in building iOS applications for security, productivity, and lifestyle use. The company presents itself as a creative team dedicated to crafting intuitive applications that simplify everyday tasks and boost productivity for users worldwide. Based on its public-facing website, Light Apps operates as a product studio, developing its own applications and partnering with teams globally. The studio appears to be small in scale, with no evidence of venture funding or significant press coverage, and its website is minimal, lacking team bios, client logos, or a detailed portfolio. A UK company named LIGHT APPS LTD was incorporated in March 2023 at a London address, though it is unclear if this entity is directly linked to the studio. The domain lightapps.studio was registered in 2021, but the company's exact founding year and location remain undisclosed. Without verifiable products, named leadership, or independent mentions, Light Apps is likely a boutique development shop operating with very limited public footprint.
