Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.

Aurify Gaming
Johns Creek, Georgia, United States
Aurify Gaming is a privately held gaming technology company headquartered in Johns Creek, Georgia, with additional offices in Suwanee, Georgia; Piedmont, South Carolina; and Dallas, Texas. Founded in 2016 and co-founded by Girish Shimpi, the company develops and supplies first-class, high-earning games for regulated gambling markets including Class II tribal bingo, historical horse racing (HHR), charitable bingo, electronic pull-tabs, and Mexico slots. Aurify distinguishes itself through a combination of stunning visual artwork and compelling mathematical models, which together define its game style and drive player engagement. The company’s deep game library features popular series such as Nordic Queen, Treasure Raiders, and Wonders (e.g., Wonders of Athens, Wonders of Hawaii). Aurify has partnered with Exacta Systems to bring its HHR content to market via the Exacta Connect platform, and has also collaborated with Adoptit Publishing to expand distribution. Led by CEO Erik Nordin and a team of industry veterans, the company emphasizes exceptional customer service and a proven ability to deliver high‑performing games across multiple channels. Aurify maintains a lean operation, with an estimated 71 to 200 employees.

AlfaStreet
Sežana, Slovenia
Alfastreet Gaming, the trading name of Počkaj d.o.o., is a Slovenian manufacturer of premium electronic table games and casino management solutions, founded in 1994 and headquartered in Sežana, Slovenia. The company was established by Iztok Počkaj, who redirected the business from its initial focus to the research, development, and production of electronic gaming devices. Alfastreet is best known for its multi-player automated roulette systems, single-player Wiky and SL terminals, and the mechanical horse-racing game Royal Derby. With a global footprint, the company serves casinos in Europe, Asia, and other regulated markets, supported by branch offices and a distributor network. It also owns Alfastreet Yachts, a luxury boat brand reflecting the group's commitment to precision engineering. The company employs between 51 and 200 staff and maintains an in-house R&D team and manufacturing plant in Slovenia. Alfastreet regularly exhibits at major industry events such as ICE London, G2E Las Vegas, and G2E Asia, and continues to innovate with silent, eco-friendly products and advanced player-engagement features.

Aimtron
Palatine, Illinois, USA
Aimtron is a global electronics manufacturing services (EMS) and product engineering company headquartered in Palatine, Illinois, USA, founded in 2009. The company provides end-to-end solutions including product design, PCB assembly, electromechanical box builds, cable harnesses, and custom test fixtures for OEMs across automotive, medical, defence, industrial, consumer electronics, and gaming sectors. Aimtron operates through multiple entities: Aimtron Corporation (US), Aimtron Electronics Limited (public listed in India), Aimtron Technologies Private Limited (India), and American Pinball. With manufacturing facilities in Vadodara and Bengaluru, India, and the Chicago area, the company holds ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and AS9100D certifications, enabling service to high-reliability industries. Led by founder Mukesh Vasani, Aimtron has experienced rapid growth, with H1 FY26 revenue rising over 100% year-on-year to ₹1,225.8 million and an order book of nearly ₹4.6 billion. The company also serves the gaming industry, producing electronic assemblies for slot machines and pinball machines through its American Pinball subsidiary.

AGS LLC
5475 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89118, USA
AGS LLC, operating as PlayAGS until its 2025 privatization, is a global gaming supplier headquartered in Las Vegas. Founded in 2005, it started as a Class II Native American gaming specialist and evolved into a diversified provider of slot machines, table products, interactive gaming, and lottery content. With ten in-house game studios and over 40,000 active slot games worldwide, the company serves more than 600 casino partners across 25 countries. In 2025, private equity firm Brightstar Capital Partners acquired AGS for approximately $1.1 billion, taking it private. The company has been recognized as a U.S. News & World Report Best Company to Work For (2025–2026) and a USA Today Top Workplace. Its product portfolio spans Class II and Class III slots, automatic card shufflers, real-money online gaming, and lottery programs in Brazil.
True Blue Gaming
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
True Blue Gaming was a Las Vegas-based slot machine content developer founded by industry veteran Kent Young around 2007–2008. The company specialized in creating video slot games for North American and Australian casino markets, building a reputation for innovative game mathematics, engaging themes, and a strong portfolio of licensed and original titles. Its internal development team, led by Scott Olive, contributed more than 30 patents to the industry, and its products were deployed across land-based casinos, tribal gaming venues, and international markets. In 2010, True Blue Gaming was acquired by Aruze Gaming, a subsidiary of Universal Entertainment, to bolster Aruze's game content development capabilities for Australian-style machines. Post-acquisition, Young became General Manager of Aruze Gaming America, and Olive assumed the presidency of True Blue Gaming. Today, the company no longer exists as an independent entity, but its intellectual property and game concepts continue to be used within the wider Aruze portfolio, preserving its legacy in the gaming industry.
HRG Studios
Australia
HRG Studios is an Australian game development studio that exclusively designs and produces slot machine games for Aristocrat Leisure, one of the world's largest gaming technology companies. Founded in 2012 by industry veteran Scott Olive, the studio has become a powerhouse in the land-based casino gaming sector, responsible for creating some of the most commercially successful slot franchises in history. Its titles, including Lightning Link, Dragon Link, Dollar Storm, and Buffalo Link, have been pivotal in Aristocrat's expansion, particularly in North America, where the company more than doubled its market share over the past decade. The studio is known for its high-volatility, low-denomination video reel games and progressive jackpot systems. HRG Studios maintains a low public profile, with its core team tightly integrated within Aristocrat's development ecosystem. The studio's success is built on a long-term exclusive agreement that began shortly after its founding, and its games have consistently topped industry rankings, with Lightning Link becoming the highest-grossing slot franchise globally.

Aristocrat Gaming
North Ryde, Sydney, Australia
Aristocrat Gaming is the land-based casino gaming division of Aristocrat Leisure Limited, a global entertainment and technology company founded in 1953 by Leonard Ainsworth in Sydney, Australia. As one of the world’s largest manufacturers of electronic gaming machines, second only to IGT, the division designs and distributes Class 2 and Class 3 slot machines, casino management systems, linked jackpot networks, and electronic table games. Its portfolio includes iconic franchises such as Buffalo, Lightning Link, and Dragon Link, along with licensed titles like MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks and Super Grand Champions featuring the NFL. Aristocrat Gaming serves regulated markets across more than 200 jurisdictions globally, operating from the parent company’s administrative headquarters in North Ryde, Sydney. The division is led by CEO Craig Toner, who assumed the role in December 2024. With a strong emphasis on innovation and responsible gameplay, Aristocrat Gaming continues to dominate the casino supply sector through strategic partnerships with major brands such as Hasbro and Warner Bros. The parent company employs approximately 7,400 people worldwide and reported A$6.30 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2025.
DELULU Gaming is a European B2B iGaming studio launched in 2026, focusing on premium slots and instant-win games with bold visuals and tight mechanics. It secured a high-profile distribution deal with Stake shortly after launch and aims to become one of the top five global slot developers within five years.
Entain
London, United Kingdom
Entain plc (formerly GVC Holdings) is an international sports betting and gambling company listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker LON:ENT and a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index. It owns brands such as bwin, Coral, Ladbrokes, PartyPoker, and Sportingbet, and operates in regulated markets across Europe, the Americas, APAC, and Africa. Originally incorporated to acquire the online casino Casino-Club, the company rebranded from GVC Holdings to Entain in December 2020.
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