Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1198 listed.
Fincore
London, United Kingdom
Fincore is a London-based B2B technology company that provides modular, API-first software solutions for the iGaming and sports betting industry. Founded in 2007 by Steve Slavutskiy, the company has grown organically without outside venture capital, remaining wholly independent. Its flagship product, TRI, is a modular software universe that gives operators full control over their ecosystem, covering sportsbook, casino, player account management, CRM, reporting, fraud detection, and compliance. Fincore positions itself as a platform and integration partner rather than a turnkey provider, emphasising flexibility and deep regulatory expertise. With approximately 104 employees, the firm serves a global client base of regulated operators and has a reputation for helping clients modernise legacy systems. The company is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, and its solutions are designed to allow operators to own their technology stack, a key differentiator in increasingly regulated markets.

Firebee techno Services
Madurai, India
Fire Bee Techno Services Pvt Ltd is an India-based IT services and consulting company specializing in blockchain, Web3, artificial intelligence, and custom software development. Founded in 2009 by Priya Balan, the company started with mobile app development and expanded into a full-stack technology partner offering solutions such as blockchain infrastructure, NFT marketplaces, metaverse experiences, AI integrations, and crypto trading platforms. Headquartered in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, Fire Bee employs a core team of 150–250 professionals and claims to have delivered over 1,000 projects for clients ranging from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises across healthcare, retail, hospitality, and finance. The company positions itself as a one-stop shop for digital transformation, with particular expertise in blockchain-powered solutions, DeFi products, and AI-driven automation. Privately held, Fire Bee operates out of a single office in Madurai but serves a global clientele through remote delivery.

Fennica Gaming
Aku Korhosen tie 2, 00440 Helsinki, Finland
Fennica Gaming is a Helsinki-based B2B subsidiary of Veikkaus, the state-owned National Lottery of Finland, established in 2022 to commercialise its parent company’s decades of operator expertise and proprietary game content for international regulated markets. The company offers a comprehensive “Gaming Universe” covering a high-end gaming platform, a growing portfolio of eInstant, online casino, electronic gaming machine (EGM) and multiplayer games, as well as a Game Development Kit (GDK) and a Games‑as‑a‑Service (GaaS) delivery model. Backed by Veikkaus’ in‑house Game Studio—which includes talent from Rovio, Supercell and Netflix’s game studio—Fennica Gaming combines Nordic design sensibilities with mobile‑first, player‑centric development. As of early 2026, the company operates across three continents, three game verticals and 17 countries, with over 140 games and more than 450 international trademarks. Its customers include major lotteries and licensed operators such as the Virginia Lottery, Loto‑Québec, Svenska Spel, Danske Spil, Norsk Tipping, FDJ and others. With approximately 70 employees, Fennica Gaming positions itself as a trusted partner for regulated lotteries seeking innovative, responsible and scalable digital gaming solutions.
Fils Game
Italy (presumed)
Fils Game is a privately held B2B iGaming technology company that provides a modular, multi-vertical platform for online casino operators. Founded in 2017 and operating from Italy and Austria, the company serves a focused client base with a unified solution covering live games, multiplayer games, sportsbook, casino table games, and slots. Its platform is designed to enable cross-selling between product verticals and supports both real-money and social gaming environments. Despite a small team of 2–10 employees, Fils Game delivers tailored, enterprise-grade solutions integrating back-office management, game aggregation, and player engagement tools. The company positions itself as a "solution gaming provider" rather than a pure aggregator, offering custom configurations for each partner. With limited public footprint, it focuses on selective partnerships in regulated or emerging markets. Its technology stack includes both proprietary elements and third-party game aggregations, though exact details are not publicly available. The company's low profile and absence of disclosed leadership or licensing jurisdictions present due-diligence challenges for prospective partners.

Finnplay Technologies Oy
Helsinki, Finland
Finnplay Technologies Oy is a Helsinki-based B2B iGaming platform provider delivering a fully integrated, compliance-first casino and sportsbook technology stack to licensed operators in regulated markets. Founded in December 2008, the company became a wholly owned subsidiary of Entain Plc in April 2021. Its core product, Titan, is a microservices-based Player Account Management (PAM) system handling wallet management, player accounts, registration, responsible gaming, AML/KYC, business intelligence, and third-party integrations. The platform is live in six regulated jurisdictions—Netherlands, Sweden, Lithuania, Estonia, Hungary, and Mexico—with additional certifications for Romania and Malta. Finnplay has grown to over 150 employees and maintains an extensive partner ecosystem. The company won EGR Nordic Platform Provider of the Year in 2021 and Innovative Supplier of the Year at SNGS 2025. In 2026 it launched Titan 3.0, its largest platform update, and introduced the Finnstream product line. Finnplay is actively supporting operator preparations for Finland’s upcoming regulated gambling market in July 2027 and continues expanding across European licensed territories.

Fgfactory
Kyiv, Ukraine
Fgfactory is a cross-platform game development outsourcing company founded in 2010, with operational roots in Kyiv, Ukraine, and additional offices in Abu Dhabi and Melbourne. The company positions itself as a proven game and software development partner, accelerated by AI and backed by over 16 years of delivery. With a core team of around 60 global experts spanning technical and creative departments, Fgfactory provides full-cycle production services for game publishers, developers, and businesses in the gaming and entertainment industry. Its service portfolio includes concept art, cross-platform development, project management, art direction, quality assurance, and release support, covering mobile, desktop, and browser-based platforms across genres such as hyper-casual, puzzle, arcade, racing, tower defense, and education. The company has completed more than 500 projects and also offers gamification integration and large-scale software development. Privately held, Fgfactory has been a trusted partner for global enterprises, with a portfolio that includes both full-cycle game builds and co-development arrangements.

FBM Gaming
St. Julians, Malta
FBM is a global casino gaming provider founded in 2001 with roots in Brazil's regulated bingo market. Over two decades, it has evolved from a local supplier into an international force operating over 40,000 machines across more than 800 gaming rooms worldwide. The company designs and distributes high-quality video bingo games, slot machines, and casino cabinets for land-based markets, and has expanded into digital gaming through its subsidiary FBM Digital Systems (FBMDS). FBM's portfolio includes over 90 proprietary game titles, and its online division offers over 80 digital products. The company is privately held and headquartered in St. Julians, Malta, employing an estimated 501–1,000 people globally. Notable for cultural adaptation, FBM holds licenses in multiple jurisdictions and operates the PAGCOR-licensed FBM E-Motion platform in the Philippines. The company also runs a philanthropic arm, the FBM Foundation, based in the Philippines.
Fan Victor
Boise, Idaho, USA (with a Toronto, Ontario, Canada contact)
Fan Victor is a niche provider of daily fantasy sports (DFS) software, packaged as turnkey plugins for WordPress and PHPFox content management systems. The company’s core offering enables website owners to launch professional-style pick-em games and player draft contests, where users predict match winners or select athletes and earn points based on real-time performance. Marketed as a language-agnostic solution that supports any sport, Fan Victor targets operators seeking a low-cost entry into the DFS space without building their own platform. However, the company operates with minimal public visibility: the only verifiable sources are an about.me profile and a RocketReach entry, which list a founding year of 2014 and an address in Boise, Idaho, with a contact hotline in Toronto, Canada. No official website, press coverage, regulatory licensing, or partnership announcements have been found, suggesting a micro-enterprise likely consisting of a single developer or a very small team. As a result, while the product’s description is clear, any assessment of the company’s scale, market traction, or financial stability is impossible from publicly available information.

FAZI doo
Braće Jerković 137B, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
FAZI doo is a Serbian B2B technology and content provider for the iGaming industry, established in 2005 and headquartered in Belgrade. The company serves over 2,500 operators across more than 60 markets worldwide, offering a combined portfolio of land-based casino hardware and online gaming software. Its product range includes premium electronic roulette stations like the Titan Plus and Optimum Plus, multi-game slot machines such as the King Master, and a library of over 600 online casino games covering slots, table games, and live dealer options. FAZI also provides localization, translation, and 24/7 support services. The company holds multiple international licenses and emphasizes regulatory compliance. Owner and CEO Bojan Mitic has built the company as a family-run enterprise, recently earning a 'Full Family Friendly Enterprise' certificate. With around 260 employees, FAZI has shown steady financial growth, including a 17.98% revenue increase in 2024. The company is a notable player in the iGaming supply chain, particularly in Eastern Europe and emerging markets.
FA CHAI Gaming (also known as FC Gaming) is a privately held B2B iGaming content developer founded in 2019 by industry professionals with more than two decades of combined experience in the casino games sector. Headquartered in Asia, the company specialises in creating HTML5-based slot, fishing, arcade and table games for online casino operators worldwide. Its portfolio includes over 60 titles and has been independently certified by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) and BMM Testlabs, ensuring fairness and compliance across regulated markets. FA CHAI initially concentrated on Asian markets before expanding into Southeast Asia, Latin America, Europe and the Philippines. The company's key innovations include the industry's first online Coin Dozer arcade game, as well as proprietary features such as the “Event Function” and “Player Achievement System,” which help operators boost player engagement. With more than 1.5 million daily active users and a network of over 300 partners, FA CHAI games are integrated through major aggregators including Slotegrator, NuxGame, QTech Games, SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator and SoftGamings. The company maintains a team of 51‑200 employees and continues to release new titles on a monthly and quarterly basis, focusing on localised design and cross‑device compatibility.

Fantasma Games
Stockholm, Sweden
Fantasma Games is a Stockholm-based iGaming studio founded in 2016 by Fredrik Johansson and Eric Holmberg, with a mission to create "slots beyond gambling" by blending video game design principles with traditional casino slot mechanics. The company develops mobile-first slot games optimized for one-handed play, featuring progressive rewards and interactive features. By 2024, Fantasma had integrated its titles with over 250 operators, including major brands like Paddy Power, Betsson, LeoVegas, DraftKings, and BetMGM, and was live in more than 50 countries. The studio gained recognition for its elegant, high-repeat-play slots and posted strong financial results, including an EBITDA of €395K on a 36% margin in Q2 2024. In September 2024, EveryMatrix Software Limited acquired Fantasma Games for SEK 209.8 million, with the studio continuing to operate as a dedicated unit under EveryMatrix ownership. The acquisition expands EveryMatrix's in-house games portfolio and strengthens its presence in North American markets.
Fantasy Sports Solutions
Olvendstedter Chaussee 119B, Magdeburg, Sachsen-Anhalt D-39130, Germany
Fantasy Sports Solutions is a full-stack IT services provider exclusively focused on the fantasy sports and gaming industry. Founded in 2008, the company operates as a specialized agency offering end-to-end technology solutions—from custom software development and data analytics to strategic consulting and creative marketing—designed to help fantasy sports platforms enhance user engagement, streamline operations, and scale their businesses. With a reported team size of 250–999 employees, the firm positions itself as a scalable partner capable of handling large-scale projects spanning web and mobile applications, real-time data feeds, and secure payment integrations. Its hourly rate range of $25–$49 per hour suggests a competitive cost advantage, likely serving a broad international clientele, particularly in markets where value-driven development is sought. The company’s services are tailored to the unique demands of the fantasy sports ecosystem, including season-long and daily fantasy formats, user management systems, and monetisation tools. While the company maintains a robust presence on third-party platforms like Clutch and 7be.io, it does not appear to operate a publicly listed corporate website, which distinguishes it from many peers in the sports technology space.
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