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

EASIT Ltd.
Cechynská 417/9, Brno, Jihomoravský kraj 602 00, Czech Republic
EASIT Ltd. is leading Czech company focused on software Solutions for Betting and Gaming. Products that we develop cover most of the current lottery operated areas in the online space and the regional branch networks. Our performance driven online platform offers a wide selection of products as Sports betting, Casino, Poker or Lottery. We have a very big understanding in digital market; on the other hand Betting machines we provide are one of our most successful products general. EASIT solution ensures full advantage of complex modern products, also offering unique tailor-made product customization, managing of the licensing and certification process by local authorities, assistance in establishment online gaming websites, hosting or even consultancy, affiliate programme, marketing and supervision of operation.
Dynamite Games Pty Ltd
Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, 37-49 Pitt Street, Level 4, Sydney, New South Wales 2000, Australia, PO Box 2225, Sydney, New South Wales 2001, Australia
Dynamite Games Pty Ltd is an Australian company founded in 2002 that provides computer programming services for electronic gaming. The company develops a range of gaming media, including multi-reel slot machines with advanced features, electronic bingo, lottery systems, and table games. It has historically operated in the land-based casino supply sector and appeared in a notable 2013 Federal Court of Australia case concerning innovation patents for electronic gaming apparatus, though those patents were later invalidated due to prior art. Unlike its namesake Singapore-based studio founded in 2021, the Australian entity does not maintain a public website or active online presence, making its current operational status and leadership unverifiable through open sources. The company is listed on industry directories such as iGamingSuppliers.com but lacks recent news coverage or digital footprint, indicating it may be dormant or a legacy entity within the iGaming supply chain.

DreamPlay
City of Dreams Manila, Barangay Tambo, Parañaque, Metro Manila, Philippines
DreamPlay is an indoor family entertainment center located within the City of Dreams Manila integrated casino resort in the Philippines. Opened in 2014 in partnership with DreamWorks Animation, the 20,000-square-foot venue brings beloved characters from films like Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, and Madagascar to life through interactive play zones, live shows, and character meet-and-greets. Owned and operated by Melco Resorts & Entertainment (Philippines) Corporation, DreamPlay serves as a key non-gaming attraction that differentiates the resort by appealing to families and extending its offerings beyond gambling. The center features themed areas including a How to Train Your Dragon zipline, a Madagascar dance floor, and a toddler soft-play zone, blending physical play with digital interactivity such as augmented reality and projection mapping. With moderate ticket pricing and daily operations, DreamPlay has become a popular destination for hotel guests and external visitors alike, celebrating its 11th anniversary in 2025.
Dribble Media Ltd
86‑90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE, United Kingdom
Dribble Media Ltd, operating commercially as **Midnite**, is a London-based online sportsbook and casino operator that began as a mobile fantasy football app before pivoting into esports and traditional sports betting. Founded in 2015 by Nick Wright, the company originally launched under the brand “Dribble” – a real‑time fantasy football game designed for mobile users. By 2019–2020, Dribble Media had transitioned to a full‑scale betting platform, rebranding as Midnite and securing a UK Gambling Commission licence. The platform now offers a wide range of betting markets covering major sports (football, basketball, tennis, etc.), esports titles (League of Legends, CS2, Dota 2, etc.), and a casino suite with slots, table games, and live dealer products. Midnite has raised over $12.5 million in venture funding, including a $2.5 million seed round led by Makers Fund in 2020 and a $10 million Series B round in 2024–2025, positioning itself as a fast‑growing challenger in the UK iGaming space. The company’s official registered address is 86‑90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE, and it is regulated by the UK Gambling Commission under licence account 42647. Dribble Media continues to operate under the Midnite brand, focusing on a mobile‑first user experience and leveraging AI‑powered content for marketing, while maintaining a strong emphasis on safer‑gambling messaging and compliance.

Double Down Interactive (DDI)
Seoul, South Korea (registered office); Las Vegas, USA (operational hub)
Double Down Interactive Co., Ltd. (NASDAQ: DDI) is a leading developer and publisher of digital games spanning social casino, free-to-play mobile titles, and real-money iGaming. Founded in 2010 as The8Games Co., the company launched its flagship DoubleDown Casino on Facebook that year, becoming one of the earliest social-casino platforms. After a $415 million Washington State lawsuit settlement over virtual-chip purchases finalized in 2023, DDI diversified through acquisitions, including the 2023 purchase of SuprNation AB, a Malta-based technology company operating three real-money iGaming sites in Western Europe. The company also holds a minority interest in WHOW Games GmbH, a social-casino developer. DDI distributes its games across major app stores and its own web platform. Despite a post-COVID decline in monthly active users to 1.4 million as of late 2024, the company increased average revenue per user and payer conversion. In Q4 2025 revenue reached $95.8 million, up from $82.0 million a year earlier, and full-year 2025 revenue grew by 12.7%. DDI is publicly traded on the Nasdaq under the ticker DDI, with a market capitalization of approximately $490 million and net cash of $380 million.

DreamSpin Studios
London, UK
DreamSpin Studios is a boutique independent iGaming slot studio founded in 2023 in London by three veteran slot streamers and affiliate marketers: Josh Green, Jamie Rosen, and William Barnes. The founders previously built the affiliate sites Fruity Slots and Hideous Slots, cultivating large communities of slot enthusiasts. Leveraging this player insight, DreamSpin aims to create refined, player-first slots that stand out through attention to detail and balanced mechanics. The studio's debut title, Buzz Thrill, launched exclusively on Sky Betting & Gaming in October 2024 after over two years of development and won SlotBeats' Slot of the Week. Subsequent releases include Backstreet Wilds, Aztec Tower (the first game distributed via Yggdrasil's YGG Masters programme), and Wizards of Wild Wood. As of early 2026, DreamSpin has shipped four mechanically ambitious titles, from 46,656-ways-to-win respin mechanics to scatter-pays grids with persistent multipliers. The studio employs between 11 and 50 people and operates as a UK-registered public limited company. Its unique origin story and direct line to player communities position it as an emerging supplier that brings a content-creator mindset to game design.

Dragoon Soft
Taiwan
Dragoon Soft is a Taiwanese iGaming software provider founded in 2018 by a team of industry veterans and gaming enthusiasts. The company specializes in developing high-quality HTML5 casino games, with a strong focus on slots, fishing games, and arcade-style titles. Its portfolio of over 100 slot games features vivid Asian mythology themes, cascading win mechanics, multiplier wilds, free spin bonus rounds, and buy-feature options, delivering RTP rates of up to 97%. The interactive multiplayer fishing games combine skill and chance, offering dynamic gameplay that appeals to both casual and seasoned players. Dragoon Soft has positioned itself as a leading supplier for Asian markets – particularly Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and China – while also expanding into Europe and Latin America. All games are GLI certified, BMM tested, and GamCare compliant, ensuring fair play and responsible gaming. The company offers a comprehensive integration suite via API, wallet, and lobby setup, enabling operators to launch its content in as little as four weeks. With a commitment to innovation and player engagement, Dragoon Soft continues to grow its footprint in the competitive iGaming landscape.

Don Best Sports
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Don Best Sports is a premier provider of real-time sports betting odds, line movement data, and comprehensive analytics, serving both B2B clients (sportsbooks, operators) and B2C bettors via its consumer-facing odds platform. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, the company established itself as the “gold standard” for accurate, low-latency odds data across North American sports. Its core offering, the DonBest real-time odds feed, powers decision-making for over 180 sportsbooks worldwide, processing millions of data points daily with a 99.9% uptime guarantee. The company’s technology enables instant line comparisons across multiple sportsbooks, custom screen configurations, and mobile alerts — critical tools for both operators and sharp bettors. In 2018, Don Best Sports was acquired by Scientific Games (now Light & Wonder) and integrated into its OpenBet sports betting ecosystem. Today, Don Best continues to operate as a distinct brand and technology unit within OpenBet, providing the data backbone that supports billions of bets each season. Its legacy products, such as DonBest Desktop and mobile screens, remain in use, while its data feeds are embedded in OpenBet’s broader platform.

Digital Sports Tech
Douglas, Isle of Man (IM)
Digital Sports Tech is a privately held B2B supplier headquartered in Douglas, Isle of Man, that specialises exclusively in player prop betting markets and Bet Builder (same game parlay) solutions for global sportsbook operators. The company positions itself as the “number one supplier and provider of player prop betting markets, odds and other related services” and is recognised for introducing the industry’s first Bet Builder product, which allows bettors to create and customise their own prop bets based on player statistical performance. Digital Sports Tech combines cutting-edge machine learning and predictive analytics with the expertise of experienced sports betting traders and analysts. Its service portfolio includes an unmatched variety of bet types—player over/under, milestones, pre-built same game parlays, head‑to‑head, game props, exact score, bands, combined player scores, player exotics, highest score, and many more—delivered through multiple channels including data feed (API push), pricing API, or turnkey plug‑and‑play solutions with fully customisable user interfaces. The company also offers a fully managed “Set and Forget” trading and risk management service, handling market pricing, settlement queries, and proactive risk management across operators’ entire user bases. With a team of 11–50 employees, Digital Sports Tech serves sportsbooks worldwide, enabling them to scale their player props offering without additional manpower.

Digital Gaming Solutions (DGS)
San José, Costa Rica
Digital Gaming Solutions (DGS), also known as DGS Systems, is a privately held iGaming software supplier headquartered in San José, Costa Rica, founded in 2003. The company provides an integrated platform for sportsbooks, racing, online casinos, and bingo, serving over fifty clients worldwide including Bovada, 5Dimes, and BetCRIS. Its platform processes over three million hits daily and handles millions in monthly deposits. DGS licenses its software for a flat fee, positioning itself as a conflict-free technology partner. The system features a single wallet across all verticals, supporting web, mobile, and land-based terminals. With a focus on stability, multi-currency, and multi-language support, DGS has established itself as a reliable niche supplier in the global iGaming market over two decades.

Digital Concepts Software & Design
Am Winterhafen 1, Linz, Oberösterreich A-4020, Austria
Since our inception in February 2000, we see ourselves as a combination of full-service Internet agency and classic software companies rounding our service portfolio by perfect design, both online and offline.- Betting software system - Sportsbook - Online betting - Terminal betting software - Betting shop solution - Mobile betting (iPhone, iPad, Android) - Live betting - Affiliate software - Betting voucher system - Online payment integration - Customer card integration - Integrated content management system - Customer relatenship management tool - Whitelabeling
Derivco
Durban, South Africa
Derivco is a global technology company and software house that has been at the forefront of the iGaming revolution for over 30 years. Founded in 1996 in Durban, South Africa, the company provides technology infrastructure, software, and management platforms to some of the world’s largest iGaming brands. Its platform, CONNECT+, is a self-service iGaming integration solution that offers unparalleled access to premium content at scale. Derivco’s expertise spans end-to-end development, deployment, and operational support for online gaming operators, with a reputation for engineering excellence, high-volume deployments (over 75,000 per month as of its Octopus case study), and deep roots in the iGaming sector. The company employs between 1,000 and 5,000 people across offices in South Africa, Australia, Europe (including the Isle of Man), and other regions. Despite recent restructuring announcements (June 2025), Derivco remains a key player in the global iGaming technology landscape, powering the backend systems, games, and player management tools that drive the digital casino and sportsbook industries.
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