Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1198 listed.

Genieee
India
Genieee is an Indian‑based game development studio founded by a team of passionate game developers with over a decade of collective experience in the gaming industry. The studio specializes in delivering end‑to‑end development services, from concept and design to production and deployment, across a variety of platforms including mobile, PC, and console. While specific project portfolios and client details are not publicly detailed, the company’s profile emphasizes a commitment to quality, creativity, and technical expertise. Genieee positions itself as a partner for publishers and businesses looking to bring engaging, polished interactive experiences to market. The studio operates from India, though its exact city headquarters have not been disclosed in available sources. With a team size that appears to be lean (estimated between 10–50 employees based on typical studio profiles, though no official headcount is published), Genieee focuses on turning ideas into functional, entertaining games. The company’s current leadership structure, including founders and C‑level executives, remains undocumented in public materials, making it difficult to attribute specific roles or individuals to the organization. Despite this, Genieee continues to present itself as an experienced and reliable development partner within the competitive gaming industry.

GAN - GameAccount Network
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
GAN Limited, formerly known as GameAccount Network, is a global B2B supplier of internet gambling software-as-a-service solutions headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. Founded in London in 2002, the company initially focused on online skill games before evolving into a full-service iGaming platform provider. Its flagship product, GameSTACK, is a comprehensive enterprise system that enables land-based casino operators to launch real-money casino, sportsbook, and simulated gaming from a single codebase. GAN powers major brands including FanDuel, Churchill Downs, and Wynn Resorts, and holds regulatory approvals in key jurisdictions such as the UK, Italy, and New Jersey. The company went public on the London Stock Exchange in 2013 and later on Nasdaq in 2020, and it agreed to be acquired by SEGA SAMMY Holdings in 2024, with the transaction expected to close in 2025. GAN employs between 501 and 1,000 people and operates additional offices in Irvine, California; Sofia, Bulgaria; and Tel Aviv, Israel.

Genera Networks
Torsgatan 39, 113 62 Stockholm, Sweden
Genera Networks AB is a Stockholm-based B2B provider of innovative lottery formats, casino games, and VLT content for regulated gambling operators. Founded in 2009, the company works exclusively with licensed state and commercial operators, developing and localising market-optimised gaming products. Its flagship product is the neighbourhood lottery Nabor, launched in Norway in 2015 and now active in six European markets, most recently Latvia. Genera has a long-standing partnership with Norsk Tipping, supplying VLT game content since 2011 and online casino titles via an agreement with Greentube. The company offers a curated content aggregation service, deep market analysis, and end-to-end project management. While it holds a stable niche in the Nordic and European regulated gaming sector, its limited geographic footprint and reliance on a few key clients, particularly Norsk Tipping, represent concentration risks. Genera remains privately held with no disclosed headcount or public leadership team.

Gamshy
Rome, Italy
Gamshy is a Rome, Italy-based online casino game developer founded in 2016 by CEO Andrea Sipone. The company specializes in designing and developing HTML5 video slots with high-quality 3D graphics and immersive audio, focusing on high-volatility gameplay and unique bonus mechanics. Gamshy operates as a privately held B2B supplier, providing its content to online casino operators and aggregators worldwide. Its portfolio includes titles such as Fruit Tribe, Inferno, Western Barn, and Tubolarium, each offering competitive RTPs and innovative features. The company also developed its own proprietary remote gaming server platform called ENGY, which facilitates seamless integration for operators. With a team of approximately 30 employees, Gamshy has established partnerships with major aggregators like GammaStack and continues to expand its presence in European and other regulated markets. The company's mission is to bring alternative game concepts to the iGaming industry.
Ganapati PLC
London, England, United Kingdom
Ganapati PLC was a publicly listed B2B iGaming content supplier that developed and distributed original online casino video slots for regulated markets in Europe and Asia. Originally founded in Tokyo in 2013 as a mobile application developer, the company pivoted to iGaming in 2016 and became known for its Japanese-inspired visual style and entertainment-focused slot mechanics. It held gaming licences from the Malta Gaming Authority and the Curacao e-Gaming Authority, operated through subsidiaries including a Malta-licensed entity and a blockchain subsidiary, and was listed on the NEX Exchange and later Aquis Stock Exchange. Ganapati secured high-profile athlete-branded slots featuring Manny Pacquiao and Usain Bolt, and partnered with aggregators like NYX Interactive. Despite a creative output that set it apart in the market, the company faced financial difficulties, was withdrawn from trading, and was dissolved in November 2022. At its peak, it reported between 201 and 500 employees.

Gamomat Development GmbH
Berlin, Germany
Gamomat Development GmbH is a German independent slot game developer founded in 2008 and headquartered in Berlin. The company originated from a successful land-based gaming business before transitioning fully to digital iGaming. Today, Gamomat boasts a library of over 150 online slot titles, available in 29 languages and played in more than 30 countries. The company is privately owned and employs around 80-90 professionals. Gamomat holds a B2B Critical Gaming Supply License from the Malta Gaming Authority and operates under strict regulatory compliance. In 2024, it entered the US market through a partnership with Bragg Gaming Group. The company is recognized as a top employer in Germany by Great Place to Work® and has a corporate social responsibility initiative supporting marine conservation. Gamomat's games are distributed via its own RGS platform and through third-party aggregators. The company continues to expand its global footprint while maintaining its Berlin roots.

Gaming Realms
London, United Kingdom
Gaming Realms plc (AIM: GMR) is a London‑based B2B supplier that develops, licenses, and distributes real‑money gaming content, primarily through its proprietary Slingo brand – a unique hybrid of slots and bingo. Founded in 2001 and listed on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market, the company has transformed from a mixed B2B/B2C operator into a pure‑play content licensor after divesting its direct‑to‑consumer assets. Its core technology is a proprietary Remote Gaming Server (RGS) that hosts and distributes games across seven regulated territories, including the UK, multiple U.S. states, Canada, and emerging markets in Latin America, Europe, and Africa. Gaming Realms’ strategy centres on expanding its Slingo portfolio – now exceeding 100 original, licensed and bespoke titles – and on partnering with major operators such as DraftKings, BetMGM, and Sky Betting & Gaming. In 2025 the company reported record revenues of £31.4 million, a 10% increase year‑on‑year, with licensing revenue growing 13% to £27.6 million. Adjusted EBITDA reached £15.0 million, a 15% rise, while the firm remained debt‑free with £17.8 million cash. With a headcount of approximately 112 employees, Gaming Realms continues to invest in internal studios (including its new Lucky Lunar Studio for traditional slots) and third‑party distribution partnerships to fuel international growth.

GBE Technologies (gbet)
Dublin, Ireland
GBE Technologies (gbet) is a privately held B2B technology provider founded in Dublin, Ireland, in 1999, specializing in high-volume, low-latency cloud platforms for sports wagering exchanges and prediction markets. The company’s core offering is an enterprise-grade betting exchange platform with a proprietary architecture and APIs that support automated management of over 50,000 markets daily. GBE Technologies is best known as the technology partner powering the Betdaq Exchange, a licensed exchange in the UK and Ireland that processes 250 million transactions each day through gbet’s APIs. Headquartered in Dublin, the company maintains operations across the US, UK, and Europe, with engineering hubs on four continents. With more than 25 years of proven experience and over 1,250 man-years of engineering investment, gbet’s technology stack is built to deliver fast, flawless, and trusted market trading infrastructure in one of the most demanding technological environments. The platform is designed to serve both B2B high-volume automated trading businesses and retail players who prefer trading sports contracts in an open marketplace. GBE Technologies operates as a technology partner to licensed operators worldwide, leveraging its deep domain expertise and a team of over 90 software and project staff to maintain a stable, privately held business.
Ganlot, inc.
New Taipei City, Taiwan
Ganlot, Inc. is a subsidiary of Portwell Inc., a global leader in industrial PC manufacturing and embedded computing. Headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan, Ganlot specializes in the design and supply of industrial-grade gaming boards, logic modules, and integrated hardware/software solutions for the casino, lottery, and amusement machine markets. The company’s product portfolio includes motherboards, all-in-one platforms, I/O cards, logic boxes, and special jurisdiction-specific systems such as player tracking terminals and Italian AAMS-compliant solutions. Ganlot also offers embedded software services, with dedicated support for operating systems including Windows, Windows Embedded, Android, and Linux. With a company size of 11–50 employees, Ganlot positions itself as a flexible, engineering-driven partner that can customize form factors and architectures to meet the requirements of slot machine manufacturers, EGM producers, VLT operators, and AWP vendors. The company has publicly touted more than 10 years in the gaming field as of 2015, indicating a founding date likely in the 2004–2006 timeframe, though no official founding year has been released.

Gamzix
Mriehel, Birkirkara, Malta
Gamzix is a Maltese-registered, full-cycle iGaming slot provider that has rapidly established itself in the European market since its founding in January 2020. Initially originating in Estonia, the company has scaled quickly, now operating from its headquarters in Birkirkara, Malta, with satellite offices in Poland, Ukraine, and Cyprus. Specializing in fast-loading, mobile-optimized video slots and crash games, Gamzix prioritizes performance in low-internet regions and supports 18 localizations to serve diverse geographies. Their portfolio of over 50 slot titles is built on data-driven mathematics and distinctive design, with popular games such as HotCoin Win 2, Nitro Wilds, and the Royal Chip series. Beyond game development, Gamzix offers built-in promotional tools, including API-ready free spins and tournament engines, designed to increase player retention without operational complexity for operators. The company holds a Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) license, underpinning its compliance across European markets. Gamzix has pursued a growth strategy centered on integration partnerships, joining platforms such as Gamingtec and iGP's aggregator to expand its distribution. With no external funding raised to date, the company remains privately held. Its leadership, including CEO Alexandr Kosogov and CCO Lida Kosohova, emphasizes agility, partner responsiveness, and sustainable growth, reflecting a lean but ambitious organizational structure.
Gaming Entertainment
Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, Studentski Grad, Sofia, Sofija-Grad 1700, Bulgaria, Prof. Petar Jidrov, 2, Sofia, Sofija-Grad 1700, Bulgaria
As a company we are constantly striving to evolve, with a team of seasoned rockstars in the iGaming industry, we make sure to stay one step ahead of the curve. We are constantly monitoring the ever changing landscape of the scene and quickly adapt our operations and vision to accommodate for ‘the next big thing’ before it occurs.Our platform completely closes the business cycle with Casino Games and Sportsbook integration, Bonus Engine, Gamification and loyalty, In-House KYC and Risk Management, PAM, In-House CMS, Player Segmentation and CRM, Secure Payments, Multi-Currency Support including Crypto, Real-Time Reporting and a multitude of other advanced features, all designed to ensure the smooth operations of our clients.

GammaStack
Riga, Latvia
GammaStack is a global B2B iGaming technology company that delivers end-to-end software solutions for online casinos, sportsbooks, lotteries, sweepstakes, and fantasy sports operators. Founded in 2012 by Gaurav Soni, Dinesh Atoliya, and Mayank J. Jaimini, the company began as a team of passionate developers and has grown into an international technology partner serving over 600 operators across more than 45 countries. Headquartered in Riga, Latvia, with an additional corporate registration in Wilmington, Delaware, GammaStack employs over 500 professionals and has completed more than 600 projects. Its product suite includes the flagship GammaPlus turnkey platform, a sportsbook engine, an online casino aggregator, a provably fair casino, and bespoke enterprise tools. The company remains privately held and has not raised external funding. In 2025, GammaStack launched GammaPlus and partnered with Trifecta Gaming to develop next-generation slot and crash games, while maintaining a strong presence at major industry events like ICE Barcelona and SBC Summit Lisbon.
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