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

0gaming
Montevideo 3841, Rosario 2000, Argentina
The name '0gaming' corresponds to two distinct online entities, neither of which is a verifiable B2B iGaming technology provider. The domain 0gaming.xyz presents a one-sentence claim of offering custom game development and platform integration services, but the site contains no company details, leadership, location, or history. Extensive searches for any corporate registration, news coverage, or professional profiles return no results, suggesting the entity may be inactive or a placeholder. The second entity, 0gaming.com, is a small independent media publication founded in 2023 that covers gaming, sports, and technology with an editorial staff of three. It explicitly states it does not accept sponsored content and has published over 250 articles. While it touches on iGaming topics, it is a journalistic outlet, not a B2B provider. As of the research date, no operational B2B company named '0gaming' could be identified.

21Viral
Gzira, Malta
21Viral (brand name of Viral Technology N.V.) is a B2B iGaming technology provider that has been offering game aggregation, platform technology, and API integration services since 2011. The company operates as a “game connector,” bridging content suppliers and licensed operators primarily in the Central and Latin American markets, while also connecting European and Asian providers with LatAm operators. 21Viral does not operate an online casino or offer real-money gaming to users; it strictly serves licensed operators with secure, scalable, and customizable software solutions. The company’s core offering is its GameConnector platform, which enables operators to access thousands of certified games from over 100 providers through a single API. This technology is designed to reduce integration time from months to weeks, using proprietary AI tools to speed up the technical onboarding process. 21Viral also provides transparent reconciliation, operational support tools, and tailored back‑office features. Headquartered in Gzira, Malta, with its legal incorporation in Curaçao, the company employs between 11 and 50 people. It has been privately held since its founding in 2011 by industry entrepreneurs with over 20 years of experience. In recent years, 21Viral has expanded its footprint through strategic partnerships, such as a 2025 agreement with platform provider Virtualsoft to strengthen its presence in Latin America. The company is led by CEO Christoph Härtel, who emphasizes a customer‑first approach and has driven expansion into emerging markets like Africa.

1X2 Network
5th Floor, The Agora, Ellen Street, Hove, East Sussex, UK
1X2 Network is an award-winning, UK-based B2B supplier of innovative iGaming content and software solutions to online casino operators worldwide. Founded in 2002, the company has evolved from a single virtual football production house into a multi-studio content powerhouse with a portfolio of over 750 titles spanning slots, table games, arcade games, virtual sports, crash games, and instant win games. Its content is delivered through four dedicated in-house studios: 1X2gaming (slots, table games, virtual sports), Iron Dog Studio (premium slots featuring Megaways mechanics), Prospect Gaming, and Ad Lunam (crash games and modern arcade experiences). Operating from its headquarters in Hove (Brighton & Hove), UK, with a secondary office in St. Julian’s, Malta, 1X2 Network serves a global client base of operators and aggregators. The company has secured notable partnerships with major U.S. operators, including Caesars Digital and BetRivers (via Light & Wonder’s aggregation platform), marking its expansion into the regulated North American market. With a workforce of approximately 90–100 employees across three continents, 1X2 Network continues to develop bespoke branded games and custom content, leveraging its two decades of experience to deliver engaging, compliant, and locally tailored gaming experiences.
Agnito Technologies Pvt LTD
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
Agnito Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is a global IT solutions provider headquartered in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, with additional offices in London, UK, and Delaware, USA. Founded in 2017, the company specializes in white-label software development for the iGaming, fantasy sports, and blockchain/Web3 gaming sectors. It also offers custom web and mobile application development, eCommerce platforms, and digital marketing services. With a claimed team of over 200 professionals, Agnito reports having delivered more than 700 projects across 20 countries, positioning itself as a one-stop shop for startups and enterprises entering the online gaming and betting space. The company is privately held, with revenue for the fiscal year ending March 2025 under ₹10 crore (approximately $1.2 million). Its core differentiator is the ability to take a client from concept to a minimum viable product (MVP) in weeks through a white-label delivery model, while also providing ongoing support for launch and marketing. Agnito maintains a modest digital presence and is listed on third-party review platforms such as Clutch and GoodFirms.

Genius Sports
New York, NY, USA
Genius Sports is a global sports data and technology company that provides official data, analytics, and fan engagement solutions to sports leagues, bookmakers, broadcasters, and brands. Originating in 2000 as Betgenius, a betting data specialist, the company evolved through a 2016 merger with SportingPulse International to form Genius Sports Group. It now serves over 400 sports organisations worldwide, including the NFL, Premier League, NBA, FIBA, and PGA Tour, and holds exclusive official data partnerships with many of these properties. The company’s technology platform—branded as “the operating system of modern sport”—encompasses real-time data collection and distribution, AI-driven sports betting solutions (GeniusIQ), computer vision and tracking analytics (Second Spectrum), integrity monitoring services, and fan engagement tools. Listed on the NYSE in April 2021 via a SPAC merger, the company employs approximately 1,500 people and competes primarily with Sportradar in the official sports data market.

Aristocrat Leisure
North Ryde, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Aristocrat Leisure Limited is an Australian global gaming content and technology company, ranked as the world’s second-largest slot machine manufacturer by revenue. Founded in 1953 by Leonard Ainsworth in a small Sydney workshop, the company has evolved into a diversified entertainment business supplying regulated land-based casinos, online real-money gaming, iLottery, and free-to-play social casino games. Headquartered in North Ryde, Sydney, Aristocrat employs approximately 7,400 people and operates in over 200 licensed jurisdictions worldwide. Its iconic slot franchises such as Lightning Link and Buffalo dominate casino floors, while acquisitions of Video Gaming Technologies, Plarium, and Big Fish Games have bolstered its digital and North American presence. The company is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: ALL) and is recognized for innovation, responsible gameplay, and sustainability, including achieving 100% renewable energy milestones in parts of its operations.
JILI Games is an online casino game development studio that has rapidly become a notable supplier in the Southeast Asian iGaming market. Founded around 2018–2019, the company specializes in creating HTML5-based slot machines, fishing games, table games, bingo, and arcade titles for B2B distribution to online casino operators. Its portfolio has grown to over 150 games, many featuring high-volatility mechanics, multi-way paylines (up to 32,400 ways), bonus rounds, free spins, and a proprietary joint linking jackpot system that pools prize pools across operators. JILI Games is particularly known for its fishing game sub-category—such as Mega Fishing and Jackpot Fishing—which combines shooting mechanics with cash-rebate systems, and for slots like Golden Empire and Jungle King. The company partners with aggregators like SoftGamings to offer API integration, and its games support multiple languages and currencies to reach a global player base. With a strong presence in Thailand, Japan, and South Korea, JILI Games positions itself as an innovative, mobile-first provider that leverages AI and data mining to optimize player retention. The company is privately held and does not publicly disclose its leadership team or financial details, but its product output and partnership activity suggest a stable, privately funded entity.
Weezy
London, Great Britain
No iGaming or gambling company named "Weezy" was found in publicly available sources. Search results instead returned the rapper Lil Wayne (also known as Weezy) and the UK-based rapid grocery delivery service Weezy (later acquired by Getir). Neither entity operates in the iGaming/gambling industry. Clarification from the user is required before a company profile can be generated.
The Power Plugin (TPP) is a plug-and-play loyalty and gifting platform built specifically for the iGaming, sports betting, and entertainment industries. Its core offering enables operators to replace traditional bonuses—such as free bets and points—with real, exclusive prizes including verified collectibles and instant digital or physical rewards, all without the operational burden of managing inventory. The platform provides end-to-end prize management through a unified catalog, supports multi-market deployment, and integrates seamlessly with existing operator systems. By addressing low player retention, fragmented loyalty programs, and limited engagement tools, TPP positions itself as a marketing tool that transforms how gaming and betting brands connect player engagement with tangible rewards. The company has established a presence in regulated North American markets through its partnership with NYCE (New York State), though its specific revenue figures, client list, and number of active deployments are not publicly disclosed. Founded by Giovanni Falzone, TPP differentiates itself through its plug-and-play nature, instant prize distribution, and a catalog of authentic collectibles that create lasting emotional connections with players.

Source Code lab
Ahmedabad, India (Project Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380058)
Source Code Lab (SCL) is a global iGaming software development company that helps operators, startups, and gaming brands build scalable, secure, and future-ready online gambling platforms. Founded in 2019 by Kush Desai and headquartered in Ahmedabad, India, the company has delivered over 250 projects to clients in more than 50 countries. SCL specializes in turnkey and white-label casino solutions, sportsbook platforms, Bitcoin casino systems, and self-service iGaming environments. Its platforms feature advanced loyalty systems, gamification elements, dynamic tournaments, and extensive customization options. The company also offers end-to-end game development services, including game art and design, augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), mixed reality (MR), metaverse, and NFT integration. With a team of 10–20 employees, Source Code Lab positions itself as a technology partner capable of reducing delivery times by up to 50% through the use of cutting-edge technologies. The company serves a diverse client base that includes individual entrepreneurs, startups, game studios, sports clubs, and Fortune 500 enterprises.
NextOn
Tokyo, Japan
NEXTON Co., Ltd. (ブランド名: Nexton) is a Japanese company founded on February 24, 1993, and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It is best known as a publisher and developer of adult visual novels and eroge (erotic games) for the domestic market. Over more than three decades, Nexton has built a reputation for producing narrative-driven games that often combine romance, horror, and fantasy themes with explicit content. The company operates under its own brand and has also released titles through affiliated labels. While Nexton’s core output is consumer-oriented adult entertainment software, its long operational history and established IP library make it a notable player in the broader Japanese adult gaming industry. The company is led by President Akihiko Suzuki, who also serves as Chief Director of Ethics. Nexton’s product range includes several series such as “Yami no Koe” and “Hell Guide,” which have achieved cult status among niche audiences. Despite the shrinking physical market for eroge, Nexton continues to release new titles and maintain backward compatibility with legacy platforms. The company is privately held and does not publicly disclose financials or employee counts, but its presence in the adult gaming segment remains significant.
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