Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1198 listed.
Cubeia Ltd
Stockholm, Sweden
Cubeia Ltd (Cubeia Sweden AB) is a Stockholm-based B2B iGaming software provider founded in 2007. The company specializes in building multiplayer platforms, poker systems, and casino games for real-money online gambling operators. Its core mission is to deliver 'kick-ass software' for the iGaming industry, with a strong emphasis on scalability, redundancy, and operator control. Cubeia's flagship product is Cubeia Nano, a lightweight, agile online casino platform that runs in the operator’s own cloud account, ensuring full data ownership. The platform supports instant payment methods (including direct banking and over 1,200 crypto coins/tokens) and offers modular integration of poker, casino games, and sportsbook. In addition to the platform, Cubeia provides a production-proven online poker system with HTML5 clients, gamification features, and a hand-replayer. The company also operates Cubeia Originals, its in-house games studio, which recently launched a prediction markets title. Cubeia has grown from a multiplayer engine startup into a recognized iGaming supplier, winning 'Best Emerging Platform Provider 2026' at SiGMA Asia and 'Platform Provider of the Year' at AffPAPA. The company serves operators across Europe, Latin America, and Asia, with a particular focus on crypto-friendly solutions and localised partnerships. Cubeia attends major industry events (ICE Barcelona, SiGMA Asia) and has forged strategic partnerships including a sportsbook integration with UltraPlay. The company remains privately held, with Fredrik Johansson as its founder and CEO.
Curious Games
London, United Kingdom
Curious Games is an award-winning game creative studio founded by interactive entertainment veterans and creatives behind major Hollywood blockbuster productions. The company entered the iGaming industry in 2024, leveraging its background in high-production-value interactive entertainment to bring next-generation player mechanics and cinematic storytelling to online casino content. Headquartered in London, the studio operates as a privately held company with a team of 51–200 employees. Curious Games focuses on developing immersive gaming experiences that combine strong visual storytelling with modern mechanics, targeting operators seeking to stand out in crowded casino lobbies. The studio made its iGaming debut through a partnership with Relax Gaming, joining the aggregator's “Silver Bullet” line‑up of exclusive content providers. According to co‑founder and CEO Soner Samuel M., the company saw a clear opportunity to introduce more immersive experiences and next‑generation player mechanics into the iGaming space, drawing on its background in large‑scale creative productions. The studio's approach blends world‑class film production experience with a passion for interactive entertainment, aiming to deliver distinctive and engaging content for global audiences. While the company has not yet disclosed specific slot titles, its upcoming games are expected to feature high production values and compelling gameplay that differentiates them in casino lobbies. Curious Games positions itself as a creative studio that raises the graphical bar and innovates gaming logic, now applying those capabilities to the regulated online gambling sector.
Cube Limited
Clinch's House, Lord Street, Douglas IM1 1JD, Isle of Man
CTFC
Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, 326/26, Delhi 110063, India, Nikanjia-2 Dhaka, Chittagong, Agoura 91301, Bangladesh
CTFC delivers a comprehensive range of sports betting software solutions in regulated markets, holding the position of the leading Sports betting company in Bangladesh and India. Our offerings encompass a wide array of products and services to address every aspect of betting, including sports betting, live events, virtual sports, and casino activities. We provide the necessary wagering application tailored for bookmakers, covering both online betting and gaming.
Crucible Gaming Ltd
Electric Works, Sheffield Digital Campus, Sheffield, S1 2BJ, United Kingdom
Crucible Gaming Ltd is a Sheffield, UK-based online casino games studio established in 2022. Founded by a team of industry veterans, the company is dedicated to creating "best-of-breed" iGaming content for the international market, with a focus on high-quality game design, mathematics, and performance. The studio was forged in the "Steel City" and operates from the Sheffield Digital Campus, positioning itself within a hub of creative and tech talent. The company is led by Founder and CEO Edward Byard, a 28-year veteran of the gaming industry who previously built Betdigital, a studio later acquired by NYX (which became part of Scientific Games, now Light & Wonder). Under Byard’s leadership, Crucible has rapidly grown to a team of approximately 25 people across three countries. A pivotal move for the young company was its early exclusivity agreement with global giant Light & Wonder, making Crucible a preferred third-party content studio for the Light & Wonder aggregation platform. This partnership provides Crucible’s games with instant access to a vast network of tier-1 operators worldwide, including Flutter Entertainment. Through an innovative approach to content development and distribution, Crucible Gaming has quickly established itself as a promising new supplier in the competitive online slots market.
Crylock Systems Ltd.
New Bond House, 124 New Bond Street (buzzer 4), London, London, City of, England W1S 1DX, United Kingdom
Our mission is to provide the global online gambling industry with high quality software for operating successful online casinos. By delivering a functional online casino platform and exciting and innovative games at affordable prices, we will bring down costs of operating an online casino. By taking advantage of lower operational costs, casino owners can spend more money on marketing campaigns and rewarding players.
Crazy Tooth Studio
400 Mill Street, Unit 101, Reno, NV 89502, USA
Crazy Tooth Studio is a game development studio founded in 2011 by Ben Hoffman and headquartered in Reno, Nevada. The company focuses exclusively on creating online video slots, distinguishing itself through innovative mechanics and thematic diversity. Its proprietary INCISOR platform, a JavaScript/TypeScript-based toolkit, enables developers to build games once and deploy them across any device or electronic gaming machine. The studio’s portfolio includes titles such as Cascade Cove, Tower of Ra, and Lucky Clucks 3, and it has gained attention for a licensed collaboration with Hasbro on the Dungeons & Dragons ReelQuest slot. With an estimated 11 to 50 employees, Crazy Tooth Studio distributes its games globally through operators and aggregators, maintaining a steady release cadence and a reputation for creative agility in the iGaming market.
CQ9 Gaming
Taipei, Taiwan
CQ9 Gaming is a Taiwan-based iGaming software provider founded in 2016 in Taipei. The company specialises in developing HTML5-powered casino games, building a portfolio of over 100 titles that includes video slots, multiplayer fishing games, arcade-style games, and table games. CQ9 Gaming has established a strong presence in the Asian market, where its culturally themed slots, progressive jackpot series (Dragon Jackpot), and innovative multiplayer fishing games have gained a loyal player base. All games are certified by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) and operate under a Curacao eGaming licence. The company’s technology is built entirely on HTML5, ensuring seamless cross-platform performance across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices without the need for dedicated apps. CQ9 Gaming employs a team of around 100 IT engineers, multimedia artists, and operations specialists. While its initial focus was on Asia, the provider has been actively expanding into European and American markets through API integrations and partnerships with aggregators such as QTech Games and EyeMotion. The company continues to develop new content, including live casino products, and is pursuing additional licences to support its global ambitions. CQ9 Gaming is led by CEO Eden Huang.
CreatioSoft Solutions
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
CreatioSoft Solutions (branded as Creatiosoft) is a privately held iGaming and poker software development company established in 2012. The company specialises in building reliable, engaging, and scalable poker and card game platforms for B2B club-based operators and B2C mass-market clients. Creatiosoft has delivered over 50 poker and card game platforms to operators across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. The company’s core offerings include full-cycle poker game development, white-label poker software, blockchain and Bitcoin poker platforms, and a broad range of casino and card game development services. Creatiosoft also provides comprehensive QA and game testing services. The company is recognised for its customer-centric development approach and was named the "Best Company to Work With" for 2025 by GoodFirms. Creatiosoft’s poker software is RNG-certified by iTech Labs, and the company leverages modern technologies such as Node.js, Unity 3D, MongoDB, and blockchain architectures. The privately held firm operates with a team of approximately 100 employees, primarily from its Noida headquarters, serving clients in regulated and emerging iGaming markets worldwide.
Crazy Billions Limited
Uplands, Ballavitchel Road, Crosby, Isle of Man, IM4 2DN, United Kingdom
Crazy Billions Limited is a privately held B2B supplier of remote gaming systems and lottery platforms, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Crosby, Isle of Man. The company specialises in delivering next‑generation lottery, instant‑win, and casual game solutions to operators in highly regulated global markets. Its modular, multi‑tenant platform combines in‑house studio development with an extensive partner network, offering features such as scheduled draws, progressive jackpots, and insurance models. Crazy Billions holds a remote operating licence from the UK Gambling Commission and operates with a lean team of fewer than ten employees. Led by CEO Ashley Sandyford‑Sykes, who previously held executive roles at Orbis, Microgaming, and Scientific Games, the company aims to reduce customer acquisition costs by up to 90% by leveraging casual content channels and alternative traffic sources. The platform’s flexibility allows operators to create branded, multi‑studio products while navigating advertising and fraud restrictions common in traditional casino play.
Crazy Guys Games
Leuven, Belgium
No company named 'Crazy Guys Games' was found in any public record. The search results consistently point to CrazyGames, a Belgium-based browser-gaming platform founded in 2014 by brothers Raf and Tomas Mertens. CrazyGames hosts over 4,500 free online games, including the multiplayer party game 'Crazy Guys'. The platform serves more than 30 million monthly users and monetizes through programmatic advertisements and in-game purchases via Xsolla. In late 2025, Smartfin invested over €10 million, and headcount grew from 37 to 47 employees. Despite the name similarity, CrazyGames is not an iGaming or gambling company; it is a general free-to-play casual gaming platform with no real-money elements. This profile covers CrazyGames as the closest entity, as the user's intended target does not exist.
Core Gaming Ltd
Solihull, England
CORE Gaming Ltd is a British developer of HTML5-based gambling games, operating as part of the Flutter Studios group under Flutter Entertainment. Founded in 2007 in Solihull, England, the company specialises in producing high-performance, cross-platform casino games for desktop, mobile, and tablet devices. Its proprietary HTML5 framework enables efficient multi-platform integration, allowing operators to deploy games quickly across all major systems and browsers. The portfolio includes slot machines, table games, and bespoke game conversions, all compliant with regulated markets. Licensed by the UK Gambling Commission since 2012, CORE Gaming serves online casino operators with scalable, high-quality content. With a team estimated at 51–200 employees, the company benefits from its position within the Flutter ecosystem while maintaining its own development roadmap and client relationships. Early adoption of HTML5 technology set it apart from competitors that later transitioned from Flash.
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