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

Cadrex Gaming Solutions
Bloomingdale, Illinois, USA
Cadrex Gaming Solutions is a US-based designer and manufacturer of premium slot cabinets, gaming kiosks, and advanced electromechanical components for the regulated gaming industry. Originally founded in 2004 as Elite Gaming Technology, the company was rebranded in June 2022 after being acquired by Cadrex, a portfolio company of private equity firm CORE Industrial Partners. Headquartered in Bloomingdale, Illinois, the company serves Class II, Class III, VLT, HHR, and other regulated game manufacturers worldwide, offering both standard and custom-designed cabinets, top boxes, marquees, bases, and self-service kiosks. With a team of mechanical, electrical, and systems engineers, Cadrex Gaming Solutions provides end-to-end services from design engineering through full-scale manufacturing, including sheet metal fabrication, powder coating, and assembly. The company positions itself as a one-stop shop for gaming companies seeking high-quality, North-American-made enclosures and mechanical assemblies. Its customer base includes leading slot machine manufacturers and casino operators looking to deploy sleek, reliable hardware that enhances the player experience. Cadrex Gaming Solutions regularly launches new cabinet models to keep pace with evolving industry trends, and it holds ISO 9001 and NSF certifications. The dedicated facility in Bloomingdale spans 145,000 square feet across two plants, equipped with laser cutting, punching, forming, welding, and automated material-handling systems for 24/7 production.

Big Game Software
Elmhurst, Illinois, United States
Big Game Software is a privately held software development firm headquartered in Elmhurst, Illinois, near Chicago. Founded in 1996, the company specializes in creating white-label enterprise applications for the sports, fantasy sports, and entertainment-based contest industries. Its core offering is a suite of pre-built, customizable solutions that can be rapidly deployed and tailored to a client’s branding and user experience requirements. By providing a foundation of pre-tested, scalable software modules, Big Game Software enables operators to launch sophisticated gaming platforms in a matter of months rather than building from scratch. The company’s product line includes a fantasy sports league manager with live scoring and draft tools, pick-em and survivor contests, daily fantasy and sports wagering platforms, bracket tournament systems, and the Varsity Statbook in-game football statistics tracker. In addition to these packaged solutions, Big Game Software offers custom development services covering a wide range of technologies (.NET, Java, PHP, C#, JavaScript, and more) and can build kiosk games, simulated wagering tools, and other niche applications. The company also provides hosting, maintenance, affiliate tracking, and single sign-on integration. With a small team of 2-10 employees, Big Game Software positions itself as a nimble partner for sportsbooks, media companies, and fantasy sports operators seeking a quick path to market with a proven, white-label platform.

Expanse Studio
Ta’ Xbiex, Malta
Founded in 2017, Expanse Studios has grown from a small Malta-based studio into a global B2B iGaming content provider, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Meridian Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MRDN). The company differentiates itself with a diverse portfolio that spans slots, crash games, table games, turn-based strategies, and casual titles, all built on HTML5 technology for seamless play across devices. With over 70 proprietary titles and partnerships with more than 1,300 operator brands worldwide, Expanse operates in regulated markets across North America, Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia, leveraging its parent’s Malta Gaming Authority license and other certifications. The studio is known for high RTP rates often exceeding 97% and medium volatility, and its games support multiple languages, currencies, and cryptocurrencies. Recent partnerships with major operators like Stake and aggregators such as ESA Gaming and BetConstruct underscore its expanding reach, while ongoing award nominations highlight its innovative approach to game design and player engagement.
BGS - Better Game Solutions
Vienna, Austria
BGS – Better Game Solutions is a B2B sportsbook technology provider wholly owned by Casinos Austria / Austrian Lotteries, one of Europe's largest state-owned gambling groups. Headquartered in Vienna, Austria, BGS delivers a fully integrated sports betting platform that includes odds management, risk and trading tools, front-end applications for web and mobile, and back-office analytics. The company's solutions are designed for both retail and online channels, enabling operators to launch and scale their sportsbook offerings in regulated markets. As an in-house technology arm of a major lottery and casino operator, BGS benefits from decades of operational experience across multiple jurisdictions. The company serves primarily European clients but also supports operators in other regulated regions. BGS positions itself as a flexible, compliance-focused partner, offering modular components that can be customized to local market requirements. The platform has been certified or approved in several European and international markets, and the company regularly participates in industry conferences such as ICE London and SBC Summit. BGS remains a stable, mid-tier player in the B2B sportsbook ecosystem, with a relatively low public profile but deep domain expertise thanks to its integration within the Casinos Austria group.

Evolution
Stockholm, Sweden
Evolution AB is a Swedish B2B gaming technology company that develops, supplies, and licenses live casino, video slot, and game show software to regulated online casino operators globally. Founded in 2006 by Jens von Bahr and Fredrik Österberg, the company is headquartered in Stockholm and employs approximately 19,000 people. Evolution operates through a multi-brand portfolio including Evolution, NetEnt, Red Tiger, Ezugi, Big Time Gaming, and Nolimit City, covering both live dealer and RNG games. With revenue of €1.8 billion in 2023 and net income of €1.07 billion, Evolution serves hundreds of operator partners across more than 30 regulated markets. The company pioneered the live game show genre with titles like Dream Catcher and Lightning Roulette, and has built a global network of purpose-built studios across Europe, North America, Asia, and Latin America. Evolution is listed on Nasdaq Nordic and holds licenses from the UK Gambling Commission, Malta Gaming Authority, and multiple US state gaming boards.

EveryMatrix
Sliema, Malta
Founded in 2008 in a Shoreditch garage by Ebbe Groes and Stian Hornsletten, EveryMatrix has grown into a leading B2B technology provider for regulated iGaming and lottery markets. The company offers a modular SaaS suite covering online casino, sportsbook, payments, affiliate management, and content aggregation. Its flagship products include OddsMatrix sportsbook, CasinoEngine aggregation platform, GamMatrix turnkey system, PayMatrix payment gateway, and AffiliateManager. EveryMatrix also operates Fantasma Games, an in-house studio producing exclusive slots. Licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority, UK Gambling Commission, and multiple other jurisdictions, the company powers tier-1 operators such as Betsson Group, Merkur Group, and Delaware North. In early 2026, Jonas Groes joined co-founder Ebbe Groes as Co-CEO as part of the “EveryMatrix 2030” strategy to become a top-three global provider. With over 400 employees across ten offices in Europe and Asia, the group recently secured licensing in Alberta, South Africa, and Ontario.

Evoke
Gibraltar
Evoke plc is a global leader in online betting and gaming, operating renowned consumer brands such as William Hill, 888casino, 888sport, 888poker, and Mr Green. Headquartered in Gibraltar, the company serves core regulated markets including the UK, Italy, Spain, Romania, and Denmark, which together generate around 90% of its revenue. Founded in 1997 by two sets of Israeli brothers—Avi Shaked, Aaron Shaked, Shay Ben-Yitzhak, and Ron Ben-Yitzhak—Evoke was originally named Virtual Holdings Limited and listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2005 as 888 Holdings. A transformational acquisition of William Hill from Caesars Entertainment in 2022 doubled the group's scale, and in 2024 the corporate name changed to evoke plc to unify its identity while retaining powerful consumer-facing brands. With over 10,600 employees and annual revenue of £1.78 billion in FY2025, Evoke focuses on a technology‑driven, regulated‑market strategy, recently expanding in Romania via Winner.ro and planning an exit from US B2C operations to concentrate on core European markets.

Everest Games
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Everest Games is a privately held B2B iGaming content studio founded in 2024 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. The company develops and distributes a ready-to-integrate portfolio of mobile-first casino games—including bingo, lottery, roulette, and casual titles—designed for licensed operators and aggregators worldwide. All games are built with lightweight, HTML5 technology, optimized for mobile performance, and support multiple languages and currencies. Everest Games operates exclusively in the business-to-business space, offering competitive pricing, fast onboarding, 24/7 support, and compliance with international certification standards. With over 250 integrations and a presence in emerging markets such as India and Latin America, the company positions itself as a high-performance content supplier that prioritizes player retention, GGR, and scalability. As of early 2025, the studio maintains a lean team of 2–10 employees, reflecting a focused, agile operation.

Big Fish Games, Inc.
Seattle, Washington, USA
Big Fish Games, Inc. is a Seattle-based casual game developer and distributor that has operated for over two decades, building a global audience around downloadable PC/Mac games and mobile free-to-play titles. Founded in 2002 by Paul Thelen, the company grew rapidly by offering a new game every day through its online portal, amassing a catalog of thousands of titles spanning hidden object, time management, puzzle, and adventure genres. Big Fish also entered the mobile and social casino space, releasing titles such as Big Fish Casino and EverMerge. The company underwent several ownership changes: acquired by Churchill Downs Inc. in 2014 for up to $885 million, then sold to Australian gaming machine manufacturer Aristocrat Leisure in 2018 for $990 million. In October 2025, Aristocrat divested Big Fish Games to a newly formed entity, BFG Entertainment. Under BFG Entertainment, the company transferred rights to its mobile games EverMerge and Gummy Drop! to outside publishers, terminated contracts with third-party developers, and announced plans to open a new internal studio focused on hidden object games. Big Fish has also been subject to a high-profile class-action lawsuit over its social casino app, which resulted in a $155 million settlement after a federal appeals court ruled the app constituted illegal online gambling. As of 2020, the company employed approximately 350 people, with a regional office in Oakland, California.

EvenBet Gaming
Birkirkara, Malta
EvenBet Gaming is a leading B2B online gambling software provider founded in 2001 and headquartered in Birkirkara, Malta. The company specialises in turnkey poker solutions and comprehensive iGaming platforms, having developed a flagship poker software suite with over 40 in-house card games including Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Razz, and Pineapple, alongside integration of more than 10,000 casino games from top providers. EvenBet powers more than 200 active poker projects across 41 countries, serving over 48 million players. Its technology supports standalone poker rooms, poker skins, private poker networks, and crypto-enabled platforms. The modular back-office system offers player management, affiliate tools, anti-fraud measures, and support for over 120 payment methods including cryptocurrencies. The company also offers a Poker Clubs product for social and private gaming. EvenBet has received industry recognition such as Best Poker Supplier and Poker Supplier of the Year at the EGR B2B Awards, underscoring its standing in the online poker software space.

Euro Games Technology (EGT)
Sofia, Bulgaria
Euro Games Technology (EGT) is a Bulgarian-headquartered, globally active gaming equipment manufacturer renowned for its independent 360-degree production cycle—from R&D and steel fabrication to final assembly and software development. Founded in 2002 in Sofia, the company rapidly grew into a dominant force in its home market and a respected international supplier, with its machines now installed in over 100 jurisdictions worldwide. EGT’s core business is the development, production, and technical support of land-based slot cabinets, video lottery terminals (VLT), and electronic table games. The company has further expanded its reach through two key subsidiaries: EGT Digital, which covers online gaming, sports betting, and lottery verticals, and EGT Steel Production, which manufactures the metal housings for its cabinets. EGT operates more than 28 offices across Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas, and holds certifications from GLI, SIQ, and other regulatory bodies. With a workforce estimated between 1,001 and 5,000 employees, EGT is a privately funded company that continues to invest heavily in R&D and market expansion, most recently entering the Brazilian state of Paraná through a partnership with Paranabet.

ASK Global Solutions
Stockport, England, United Kingdom
ASK Global Solutions Ltd is a UK-based provider of payment, ticketing, and management systems serving the gaming and retail industries worldwide. Founded in 2017 by industry veteran Fivos Polymniou, the company leverages more than 25 years of senior‑level experience from major gaming brands to deliver cash and contactless payment infrastructure, digital kiosks, and operational software for arcades, casinos, bars, and event venues. Headquartered in Stockport, England, and operating as a privately held limited company, ASK Global positions itself as a dynamic, innovative alternative to legacy payment providers, offering flexible settlement periods, low transaction fees, 4G backup connectivity, and a 24/7 online management portal. Its product line includes self‑service purchasing kiosks, change‑handling systems, and gaming equipment, as well as the recently introduced arcade sensation Jet‑Pong – an automated, LED‑enhanced beer‑pong game. The company also supplies integrated ticketing and payment solutions for large‑scale public events, exemplified by its work powering Birmingham’s Centenary Square winter attractions. With a small but focused team, ASK Global serves clients across the UK, Europe, and beyond, and maintains a UK Gambling Commission licence for single‑premises gaming. Its commitment to simplifying complex banking and transaction processes has made it a trusted partner for operators seeking streamlined, reliable payment ecosystems.
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