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

Bally Wulff Games & Entertainment GmbH
Colditzstraße 34/36, 12099 Berlin, Germany
Founded in Berlin in 1950, Bally Wulff Games & Entertainment GmbH is one of Germany's longest-standing electronic entertainment companies, specializing in the development, production, and distribution of cash gaming machines and associated software. Since 2008 it was part of the SCHMIDT Group, and in June 2022 the APEX Group acquired a majority stake, allowing the company to maintain its Berlin headquarters and focus on the German street market. With approximately 280 employees and an estimated annual revenue of $19.9 million, Bally Wulff serves hospitality venues and entertainment centres through a network of 12 branch offices across Germany. Its product portfolio includes modern cash gaming machines, virtual pinball and billiard tables, table football equipment, and game-parlour management software. The company emphasizes player protection and regulatory compliance, and as of mid-2023 Gerhard Hubmann serves as sole managing director.

Baazi Games
New Delhi, Delhi, India
Baazi Games is an Indian gaming technology company that designs, builds, and operates scalable platforms for online games and digital entertainment. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New Delhi, the company initially launched PokerBaazi, which has become one of India’s leading poker platforms. It has since expanded its consumer portfolio to include real-money games like rummy and fantasy sports under brands such as CardBaazi, SportsBaazi, and RummyBaazi. Beyond its own brands, Baazi Games operates a B2B division that partners with international gaming and entertainment companies, providing platform engineering, real-time systems, backend integration, and responsible gaming technology. With a headcount reported around 390 employees, the company has raised venture funding and received strategic investment from Nazara Technologies in 2025. Financially, it reported revenue exceeding ₹104.7 crore in FY24. Baazi Games is privately held and continues to develop both free-to-play and real-money gaming experiences for domestic and international markets.
Bad Dingo
Sydney, Australia
BackOfficeSoft
Spain
BackOfficeSoft is a 100% Spanish technology company that develops white-label software and management platforms for the online gaming, gambling, and social gaming sectors. Founded in 2013 (per PitchBook), the company has accumulated over 10 years of experience building back-office solutions that allow operators to launch and manage casino, betting, and affiliation platforms with minimal upfront development. Its core offering combines a full-featured administration dashboard (back office) with a built-in affiliation management system, enabling clients to handle player accounts, transactions, bonuses, compliance, and marketing affiliates from a single interface. The company also supplies a standalone affiliation platform for operators who already have an existing back office, as well as a management platform for social games integrated with Facebook and other social networks. BackOfficeSoft emphasises rapid market entry: its white-label solution is designed to reduce time-to-launch and development costs, letting operators focus on player acquisition and retention. The company has formed strategic alliances with other technology providers to deliver comprehensive global services. While its exact headcount is not publicly disclosed, the firm operates as a multinational developer with a dynamic, expert team. BackOfficeSoft’s primary market is the iGaming and gambling software sector, serving B2B clients worldwide.

B2B Gaming
United Kingdom
B2B Gaming is a United Kingdom-based provider of agile, modular online gaming platforms serving the sports betting, casino, and games sectors in regulated markets. The company positions itself as a comprehensive B2B partner that reduces the cost, complexity, and risk of entering the online gaming industry. Its core offering is a hosted, fully managed platform that includes a full suite of products, back-office control systems, and legal support—ranging from license rental to a complete turnkey solution. B2B Gaming also operates as a game developer, provider, and aggregator, offering a library of content through its aggregation system. The company has expanded through strategic acquisitions, notably purchasing cryptocurrency-based software provider Asia Live Tech and its sister company Start Live Casino in a deal that broadened its product portfolio and technological capabilities. While the company's exact founding date remains unspecified in the available records, its headquarters are based in the United Kingdom with additional operational reach through the acquired entities.

Avenga
Prague, Czech Republic
Avenga is an international technology consulting and engineering firm headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic, that partners with enterprises to build, think, and run with AI at the core. Formed in 2019 through the strategic consolidation of four established firms—Polish IT Kontrakt and Solidbrain, Ukrainian-American Corevalue, and Germany’s Sevenval—Avenga was backed by private equity groups Oaktree Capital Management and Cornerstone Partners. In 2024, the Czech investment group KKCG acquired Avenga, and in early 2026 the company merged with Qinshift, uniting over 6,000 specialists across 16 countries under the Avenga brand. The firm delivers a full spectrum of services including software engineering, AI and data solutions, managed IT operations, and digital product engineering, serving industries such as transportation, financial services, and motorsport. Recent milestones include the appointment of Clay Van Doren as CEO and Juan Villamil as Group CTO in January 2026, alongside client wins and strategic data partnerships that reinforce its position as a leading European technology services provider.

Aura eGaming
Curaçao
Aura eGaming is a Curaçao-based iGaming supplier that has provided a fully integrated suite of live casino, virtual games, crash games, and sportsbook solutions to online operators since 2015. The company positions itself as a partner in iGaming success rather than a mere technology vendor, offering white-label platforms, customizable front-ends, and comprehensive back-office services including risk management, anti-fraud, compliance, player analytics, and 24/7 support. With a headcount of 201–500 employees, Aura eGaming targets both emerging and established brands, emphasizing rapid deployment (advertising a go-live of ten days for its white-label solution) and localized game offerings. Its platform boasts 99.9% uptime and includes marketing automation tools to drive player engagement. The company is licensed in Curaçao and competes as a solid mid-tier provider in the global iGaming aggregation and platform space, though it remains privately held with no disclosed external funding.

Avanti Studios
Stockholm, Sweden
Avanti Studios is a next-generation live casino supplier headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, founded in 2025 by industry veterans Gustaf Hagman and Jonas Delin. The company redefines the live dealer experience by blending motion‑capture technology with artificial intelligence, 3D animation, and cloud‑based real‑time streaming, creating fully digital, life‑like dealers that behave naturally. This approach eliminates the need for physical studio infrastructure, enabling operators to deploy fully customisable, infinitely scalable live games across multiple markets simultaneously. Avanti’s platform is powered by Unreal Engine and hosted on Google Cloud, built for continuous deployment and low‑latency streaming. In 2026, the company raised a combined €10 million seed round, with notable backing from Genting Casinos UK, and launched the first regulated live‑streamed multiplayer Blackjack in Spain. With a lean team of 11–50 employees, Avanti positions itself as a disruptive force in live casino, offering a new category of digital‑dealer games that combine the authenticity of live action with the scalability and consistency of software‑based RNG titles.
Authentic Gaming
Fawwara Lane, Light & Wonder, 2nd Floor, Central North Business Centre, Sliema, SLM1670, Malta
Authentic Gaming is a Malta-based B2B supplier of premium live dealer casino solutions, known for streaming real-time table games directly from luxurious land-based casinos and its own purpose-built studios. Founded in 2015 by Jonas Delin, the company specialises in live roulette and has expanded into live blackjack and baccarat. Its products are customisable for online operators, bridging physical and digital gaming experiences. Authentic Gaming integrates with over 30 major European operators including Entain, 888, Betway, and LeoVegas. In November 2021, it was acquired by Scientific Games (now Light & Wonder), becoming the cornerstone of the group's live casino offering and enabling expansion into the U.S. market. Headquartered in Sliema, Malta, the company operates as a key division within Light & Wonder's iGaming portfolio, with additional studios and operational hubs supporting a growing global client list.

AvatarUX Studios
Sliema, Malta
AvatarUX Studios is an award‑winning, Malta‑based slot game developer that has rapidly established itself as a force in the iGaming industry since its founding in 2019. Privately held and operating as a fully remote company with a headcount of approximately 37–50 employees, the studio is best known for its proprietary PopWins™ mechanic – a feature that has earned multiple industry accolades, including “Game Mechanic of the Year” at the CasinoBeats Game Developer Awards 2023. AvatarUX’s portfolio, though deliberately compact (around 18 core titles as of 2023), is built around visually dazzling, mathematically innovative games that prioritise player engagement and high win potential. The company’s go‑to‑market strategy relies on strategic distribution partnerships with major aggregators and platform providers such as Yggdrasil, Light & Wonder, Relax Gaming, Digitain, and Casimba Gaming. AvatarUX has expanded its regulatory footprint into key regulated markets, obtaining certification in Romania and Brazil in 2025, and continues to roll out new content through its own Remote Game Server (RGS), launched in 2021. With a leadership team appointed in early 2025 – including CEO Andrew Foster and CPO Deane Hendricks – the studio is focused on accelerating product development, entering new jurisdictions, and solidifying its position as a premier B2B content provider in the global slot market.
Automated Software Systems
Bapor Kibra 8, Willemstad, Curaçao
Automated Software Systems is a privately held technology company that has been developing automated sports betting software since 2005. Operating with a small, focused team of 11–50 employees, the company builds back-end automation tools and platform components designed to streamline sportsbook operations, reduce manual intervention, and increase efficiency for betting operators. Its LinkedIn profile, the most authoritative public source, categorises the company under Telecommunications but lists its speciality as “Automated Sport Betting Software,” placing it squarely in the iGaming supply chain. The company maintains a notably low public profile: no official corporate website, leadership disclosures, or published client case studies are available, and the domain automatedsoftwaresystems.com belongs to an unrelated LLC. Instead, the LinkedIn page links to automatedsports.com, which may be the company’s web presence but could not be independently verified. Despite its longevity—over 18 years in operation—the absence of public news, funding rounds, or partnership announcements suggests a low-growth, possibly lifestyle-oriented business model. The company occupies a micro-niche within the automated sports betting segment, competing indirectly against larger, better-capitalised firms such as Kambi, SBTech, and BetConstruct. Without verified product names or platform details, a thorough technical evaluation is not possible, and the company’s true market presence remains opaque.

ArtforGame
18 Grosvenor Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
ArtforGame is a specialist design studio serving the iGaming industry, focusing exclusively on visual assets for slot machines and online slot games. Operating through a minimal website at artforgame.com, the company offers custom art creation including detailed imagery, character design, game themes, animations, and 3D modeling tailored to the gambling sector. The team is described as a group of skilled artists, animators, and modelers capable of handling projects of various complexity, but no founding date, headquarters location, or headcount is disclosed. The studio targets B2B clients such as online casino operators, game developers, and aggregators seeking outsourced art and design. Its digital footprint is extremely limited, with no presence on LinkedIn, Crunchbase, or iGaming news outlets, and no publicly available portfolio, client list, or regulatory licensing. ArtforGame’s credibility relies entirely on private referrals and direct client relationships, making it a low-profile, opaque entity in the iGaming supply chain.
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