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

OnlyPlay
Lithuania
Onlyplay is a rapidly growing iGaming provider specializing in crypto-friendly instant-win and crash games, as well as innovative slot mechanics. Founded in 2020, the company describes itself as designing games for tomorrow's players and has carved out a notable presence in both real-money and social-casino markets. Its portfolio includes popular titles such as *Infinity Play*, *Slottery*, and *Megaways* slots, all featuring vibrant graphics and immersive sound. Powered by Amazon Web Services, Onlyplay achieves exceptional performance, processing up to 2,500 transactions per second with 99.99% uptime. The provider has formed strategic alliances with platforms like Gamingtec and Blazesoft, the latter bringing its games to social casinos in North America. Led by CEO Christina Muratkina, Onlyplay continues to expand its global footprint and product diversity, appealing to operators and players alike with its blend of traditional slots and modern, fast-paced game formats.

Octoplays
St Julians, Malta
Octoplay is a privately held, Malta-based online casino games developer and aggregator, founded in October 2022. The company has rapidly established itself as a significant B2B supplier, developing its own portfolio of slot games and delivering them through a proprietary Remote Gaming Server (RGS) platform. Unlike many new entrants, Octoplay prioritises player enjoyment and "fun" over graphics or mathematics, describing its mission as "smashing through all previous standards of player enjoyment." With a team of 51–200 employees, Octoplay has scaled aggressively, securing licenses in over 17 regulated markets globally, including the UK, Sweden, Ontario, Denmark, Michigan, Greece, Romania, and multiple Latin American jurisdictions. The company’s product suite includes approximately 80 video slots, ranging from original IP titles like "Pearly Shores" and "Heavy Anchor" to branded content, including a series based on Elvis Presley™. Octoplay also offers custom game development for operator partners, as demonstrated by its bespoke "Jackpot Blitz" jackpot system and exclusive Coral-branded titles for Entain. As of 2025, Octoplay has entered the US market through a partnership with BetMGM in New Jersey and Michigan, with further expansion into Alberta, Canada, planned. Octoplay operates under the legal entity Gameshop Limited (and its affiliates Gameshop Malta Limited and Gameshop Americas).

Novomatic
Wiener Strasse 158, 2352 Gumpoldskirchen, Austria
NOVOMATIC AG is one of the world’s largest high-tech gaming technology companies, headquartered in Gumpoldskirchen, Austria. Founded in 1980 by entrepreneur Johann Graf, the group has grown from a small Austrian gaming machine producer into a global powerhouse with subsidiaries in around 50 countries and exports to more than 130 states. In 2025, NOVOMATIC reported a turnover exceeding €3.6 billion and employed approximately 26,000 people worldwide. The company operates about 2,000 gaming facilities – including casinos, slot parlours, betting shops and bingo halls – many under the well-known Admiral Casino brand. NOVOMATIC’s core business spans the full gaming value chain: manufacturing electronic gaming machines and video lottery terminals, developing casino management systems and cash management solutions, providing online, mobile and social gaming platforms (via its Greentube division), and offering lottery and sports betting solutions. The group is also a major operator in several European markets, notably Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and Eastern Europe. Through its dual strategy as both producer and operator, NOVOMATIC has achieved a unique market position, and its commitment to innovation is underscored by a strong research and development focus that continues to drive product leadership.
Gaming.net is an online platform that describes itself as a source for detailed analysis and news on video games and the technology that powers them. Based on its only verifiable corporate presence—a LinkedIn company page—the operation appears to be a small media or news website rather than an iGaming or gambling operator. The domain `gaming.net` itself resolves to a generic landing page with no visible branding, company details, or content offerings, and extensive web searches have failed to uncover any additional corporate registrations, press releases, funding announcements, or executive information. The LinkedIn profile indicates a team of 2–10 employees, but no founding date, headquarters location, leadership names, or product portfolio can be independently confirmed from any source. Unlike established iGaming brands that hold regulatory licenses, offer real-money betting products, or have identifiable executive teams, Gaming.net lacks any public record of such activities. Given the absence of credible public information, Gaming.net does not qualify as a substantiated entity for a B2B iGaming industry database at this time.
Boldplay
Gibraltar
Boldplay is a Gibraltar-based B2B casino game developer that was founded in 2019 under the name Matrix Studios and rebranded to Boldplay in September 2022 to reflect its innovative market position. The company holds a Gibraltar Remote Gambling Licence and in September 2024 secured a Michigan licence, marking its entry into the regulated US iGaming market. In October 2024, Boldplay was acquired by Openbox Holdings to drive global expansion and accelerate product development. With a portfolio of over 100 titles spanning video slots, table games, keno, bingo, virtual scratch cards, crash games, and instant-win content, Boldplay is known for proprietary mechanics such as Boldplay Spins and Hold and Respins. The company distributes its games through direct operator partnerships and major aggregation platforms including Pariplay Fusion and Games Global, and has established relationships with operators like Rank Group, BetMGM, and Alea's Kickr social casino. Boldplay regularly exhibits at industry events and continues to expand its library with a strong roadmap of new releases targeting regulated markets in Europe, Latin America, and North America.
Blazesoft
Concord, Ontario, Canada
Blazesoft is a privately held global software company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Concord, Ontario, Canada. The company specialises in developing scalable, secure, and high‑performance digital platforms for the social gaming and online entertainment industry, operating as a B2B service provider. It offers a suite of backend‑as‑a‑service (BaaS) tools, social casino and slots platforms, mini‑games, and CRM solutions to operators in the U.S. and Canada. Its flagship consumer‑facing brand, Sportzino, launched in the U.S. market in 2024, combines a social sportsbook with a casino experience. Blazesoft has built a reputation for rigorous compliance and cutting‑edge technology, holding ISO‑27001 certification and undergoing regular GLI audits. The company has forged partnerships with leading game studios such as Onlyplay, 3Oaks Gaming, Playson, Print Studios, Slotopia, and 4ThePlayer, and also works with Golden Matrix Group subsidiary Expanse Studios. With approximately 174 employees, Blazesoft is led by founder and CEO Mickey Blayvas and is well positioned for continued expansion in the North American social gaming market.

Mancala Gaming
Prague, Czech Republic
Mancala Gaming is a Prague-based iGaming studio founded in 2019 that develops and supplies slot games, crash games, and instant games to B2B operators and aggregators worldwide. With a portfolio of over 85 titles and three proprietary bonus tools, the company emphasizes rapid API integration and a partnership model built on transparent communication. As of mid-2025, Mancala employs over 100 people, serves more than 200 partners, and reaches players in over 200 markets across 100+ currencies. The studio is led by founder and CEO Nikita and Chief Commercial Officer Emiliano Sanchez, and its popular game series like CoinCraze and Panther Legacy have helped fuel 124% annual player growth, with a global player base exceeding 800,000 users. Mancala also offers a white-label gamification layer and has secured distribution deals with major aggregators such as Gamingtec, Plati+, and Stake.us.

BlueBat Games
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
BlueBat Games is a Vancouver-based B2B software development studio founded in 2011 by former Electronic Arts engineers Kenny Huang and Tim Harris. The company specializes in building turnkey social casino platforms for the iGaming industry, with its flagship product, Greentube Pro, enabling operators to launch and manage social casino experiences across web, mobile, and Facebook. In a strategic move, BlueBat became a subsidiary of Greentube, the digital gaming division of NOVOMATIC, which acquired a majority stake and positioned the Vancouver office as a key development hub. The company’s proprietary BlueBox Engine provides a platform-agnostic framework for adding social features like leaderboards, friend challenges, and analytics, helping developers socialize their titles without rebuilding for each platform. BlueBat’s tight integration with Greentube’s extensive game library gives it a competitive edge in content variety and licensing compliance. With an estimated 11–50 employees, the studio continues to operate as a focused development center, leveraging its social gamification expertise to serve major iGaming and land-based casino brands.

Blueprint Entertainment UK Ltd.
Blueprint House, Northern Road, Newark, NG24 2EU, United Kingdom
Blueprint Entertainment UK Ltd., trading as Blueprint Gaming, is a leading UK‑based developer of online, mobile, and land‑based gaming content. Founded in 2001 and acquired by Germany’s Gauselmann Group in 2008, the company has grown to become one of the top five digital game studios in the UK. Headquartered at Blueprint House, Northern Road, Newark, England, it operates under a Gambling Commission licence (account 6516) for its online activities and also holds Maltese (MGA) licences through its subsidiaries. Blueprint Gaming is renowned for its extensive library of slot titles, including branded games, progressive jackpot networks, and the popular “Rapid Fire Jackpots” series. The company supplies content to major online operators—such as NetBet UK—and also powers land‑based terminals through its sister division, Blueprint Operations. With a focus on innovative mechanics, player engagement, and regulatory compliance, Blueprint Entertainment UK Ltd. continues to be a key player in both the UK and global iGaming markets.

LSports
Tel Aviv, Israel
LSports is a world-leading provider of real-time sports data solutions, serving sportsbooks and betting operators globally since 2012. Headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, the company supplies high-frequency, accurate data feeds and APIs covering major leagues (NFL, FIFA, NBA) as well as niche sports, drawing from over 100 live sources. With 70% of its team dedicated to research and development, LSports emphasises technological innovation, offering tailored data packages from pre-match odds to live in-play feeds. In 2024, LSports became the official data distributor and technology partner of the International Tennis Federation (ITF), deploying computer vision to cover more than 50,000 annual tennis matches. The company's core mission is to empower sportsbooks to enhance user engagement, increase retention, and boost profitability through reliable, low-latency data and engagement tools. LSports is privately held and appears to have grown organically without disclosed venture capital, maintaining a stable position in the iGaming supply chain as a flexible alternative to larger competitors like Sportradar and Genius Sports.

Logifuture
Malta
Logifuture is a Malta-based B2B iGaming software provider founded in 2009, evolving from a virtual sports specialist into a full-spectrum 360-degree supplier. The company offers a modular ecosystem including sportsbook platforms, in-house casino games, AI-driven virtual sports engines like Zoom Sports, fraud management systems, and marketing analytics. With a workforce of around 250 employees across Malta and Belgrade, Logifuture has established a strong presence in regulated and emerging markets, particularly in Africa where it holds a decade-long track record. Its products are optimized for mobile-first, low-bandwidth environments, enabling partnerships with major operators such as Betika, Premier Bet, and BetConstruct AI. Under CEO Vincenzo Rocco, Logifuture continues to expand globally, reporting 34% revenue growth in 2025 and a high-profile $8.7 million partnership with BetConstruct AI. The company holds Malta Gaming Authority licenses and emphasizes data-driven performance, lightweight integration, and responsible gambling tools.

LaFinteca
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
LaFinteca is a regulated payment institution headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, that offers an all-in-one payment processing and infrastructure platform purpose-built for the Latin American market. Founded in 2023, the company enables merchants to integrate a comprehensive range of local and traditional payment methods through a single API gateway, including Brazil's PIX and Boleto, Mexico's OXXO, and various e-wallets and bank transfers. LaFinteca holds direct financial licenses across multiple Latin American countries and was authorized as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) by the Central Bank of Brazil in 2025. With a lean team of 11–50 employees, the company serves industries such as e-commerce, gaming, telehealth, and streaming, and differentiates itself through a consultative, tailor-made approach that optimizes payment workflows for each client. Its CEO, Dmytro Rukin, actively shares insights on the challenges of Latin American payment systems, and the company has forged partnerships such as an AI-powered customer service beta with EBO in 2024. LaFinteca competes with larger players like EBANX, dLocal, and PayU but occupies a strategic niche by focusing exclusively on the region's fragmented payment landscape.
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