Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.
Bcraft
Belgrade, Serbia
BCraft is a Belgrade-based iGaming development company that provides turnkey and white-label solutions for online casino and sportsbook operators. The company’s deposit-based pricing model eliminates upfront license or setup fees, lowering the barrier to entry for new operators. BCraft offers rapid deployment timelines, claiming custom solutions can be operational in as few as three days and white-label platforms within four weeks. Its product suite covers game aggregation, sportsbook with live betting, live dealer broadcasts, payment integration including cryptocurrency, marketing tools such as prize raffles, and comprehensive affiliate and agency management systems. BCraft also provides a robust back-office for licensed operators, with over 70 ready-made themes and integrated multi-language, 24/7 support services. Targeting both startups and established operators, BCraft positions itself as a one-stop shop for iGaming infrastructure. The company operates privately with limited public visibility and does not disclose its founding year, headcount, or leadership details.

RedHotGames
Shanghai, China
Red Hot is a creative digital agency and game art outsourcing studio founded in 2010 by Daniel Staton. Operating on a hub‑and‑spoke model, its primary hub is in Shanghai, China, with satellite studios in lower-cost locations including Chengdu, Dalian, Zhengzhou, and Yogyakarta, Indonesia. This structure allows Red Hot to tap into the world’s largest pool of video game art talent while maintaining international business access through Shanghai. At the time of its acquisition by Keywords Studios in 2021, Red Hot employed 220 artists, substantially boosting Keywords’ art production capacity. The studio provides high‑quality concept art, 3D character modeling, environment design, UI/UX, and full‑cycle art production for major game developers. Its client base includes leading studios under Sony, Bethesda, Tencent, and Capcom. Post-acquisition, Red Hot operates under its own brand and management within Keywords’ Art Service Line, continuing to serve a broad range of video game clients, including those in the gambling-themed game sector. The company does not produce its own intellectual property but functions as a pure B2B art production partner.

JDB Gaming
Vietnam
JDB Gaming is a Vietnamese B2B iGaming software provider founded in 2010 as JDB168 and rebranded in 2018 with the motto 'Just Do The Best'. The company specializes in online casino games, particularly fish-shooting (fishing) games and video slots, with a portfolio of over 150 GLI-certified titles. Headquartered in Vietnam, JDB serves operators across Asia, Latin America, Europe, and Africa, holding a PAGCOR license and RNG certifications from GLI and BMM Testlabs. Its fish-shooting games are a distinctive niche with strong demand in Southeast Asia, and the company has expanded globally through partnerships with aggregators like GR8 Tech. JDB has won industry awards, including the 'Best B2B Digital Platform Software Solution' at the Asia Gaming Awards in 2017. With an estimated workforce of around 200 employees, JDB exhibited at major events such as SBC Summit and ICE, and continues to innovate with high-RTP slots and new fish-shooting jackpot titles in 2025.
ICESUPER (branded as Ice Super) is a B2B provider of professional gaming websites and marketing solutions, targeting entrepreneurs and operators seeking a fast entry into the iGaming industry. The company offers a turnkey white-label service where clients receive a custom-branded website for online casino, sportsbook, or affiliate operations, with revenue-sharing terms starting at minimum shares as low as 0.05. ICESUPER lists multiple discrete platforms on its website, each with a different minimum sharing percentage, though platform names are not publicly disclosed. Founded around 2023 based on copyright dates, the company operates on a lean digital-first model with limited public presence beyond its website and social media channels. It positions itself as a one-stop destination for those with passion and resources to succeed in gaming marketing, emphasizing rapid website deployment and premium support. The company's small scale and lack of regulatory certifications or public leadership suggest it is an early-stage or niche operation likely serving first-time iGaming entrepreneurs or smaller markets.

Aardvark
Vilnius, Lithuania
Aardvark Technologies is a Lithuanian information technology company founded in early 2015 that delivers end‑to‑end software solutions for the gaming and sports‑betting industries. Headquartered in Vilnius and with offices in Kaunas, the company was launched by operational bookmakers with decades of industry experience—a background that informs its pragmatic, operator‑focused approach. Aardvark Technologies’ core offering is a web‑based omnichannel management system that integrates online, mobile, and retail betting operations on a single, reliable transaction engine. The platform is designed to help operators launch and scale their businesses quickly, with out‑of‑the‑box casino and sportsbook products, as well as access to hundreds of third‑party game providers. In addition to its core sportsbook software, Aardvark has developed specialised products such as TV Manager (a media scheduling and display tool) and SkyPilot – a retail “crash game” engineered for maximum player engagement. The company now powers more than 80 operators across 25 countries and employs approximately 100 people worldwide, the majority based in Lithuania. Privately held and growing, Aardvark Technologies focuses on reducing operational complexity for betting operators while driving customer retention and revenue.

PGSoft
Valletta Buildings, South Street, Valletta - VLT 1103, Malta
PGSoft, officially known as Pocket Games Soft and trademarked PG SOFT®, is a Malta-based B2B iGaming content developer with a strong focus on mobile-first slot games, 3D video slots, and table games. Founded in 2015, the company has grown to around 200 employees and maintains offices across Europe, North America, and Asia. Its entire portfolio is built on HTML5 technology, ensuring seamless performance on all devices without requiring native app downloads. PGSoft holds licences from both the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), and its games are certified by BMM Testlabs and Gaming Associates. The provider made its industry debut at London ICE Totally Gaming in 2017 and has since partnered with over 100 top-tier operators and aggregators. With more than 180 titles, including popular releases such as *Mahjong Ways*, *Dragon Hatch*, and *Wild Bandito*, PGSoft is known for blending AAA-quality artwork, cinematic animations, and innovative maths models developed in collaboration with mathematics graduates from Oxford and Cambridge. The company remains privately owned and self-funded, and it does not offer services in the United States, Australia, or several other restricted jurisdictions.

EGT Digital
Mladost 4, Business Park Sofia, Building 2, 1766 Sofia, Bulgaria
EGT Digital is the online division of Euro Games Technology (EGT), a Bulgarian gaming supplier founded in 2002. It provides a complete B2B iGaming technology stack that includes a turnkey platform, proprietary slot games, sportsbook, lottery, CRM, payment gateway, and a game aggregator. Its slot portfolio features popular progressive and mystery jackpot series such as Egypt Quest, Cat 4 Cash, Lady’s Cards, and Diamond Life. The company has been recognized with multiple industry awards, including Best Slot Game Provider 2025 and Online Provider of the Year 2024. In early 2024, it partnered with South African operator 10Bet to supply its slot content. EGT Digital operates from its headquarters in Sofia, Bulgaria, and targets regulated markets across Europe, Africa, and Latin America. The division benefits from the parent company’s two decades of land-based manufacturing experience and established regulatory compliance, allowing operators to launch fully branded online casinos with rapid deployment.
NetGame Entertainment NV is a fast-growing provider of online casino games and social gaming solutions, headquartered in the Netherlands Antilles (Curacao). The company specialises in developing high-quality, HTML5-optimised slot games and arcade-style titles designed for seamless integration with iGaming operators. Its portfolio is built around engaging themes, modern mechanics, and mobile-first design, catering to both land-based social gaming markets and online casinos worldwide. NetGame Entertainment has established itself as a reliable B2B partner through distribution via major aggregation platforms such as SoftSwiss and SoftGamings, and its games are increasingly available across regulated markets. The company markets its products via the domain netgamenv.com and uses the contact email sales@netgame.me. Despite its growing presence in the industry, public information about NetGame Entertainment’s founding date, executive team, and corporate structure remains scarce. The company operates as a private entity and has not yet made its leadership or detailed background widely available in press releases or industry directories. However, its active partnership announcements and inclusion in leading casino game aggregators indicate a serious commitment to expansion within the online gambling ecosystem. As of 2025, NetGame Entertainment continues to release new titles and forge distribution agreements, positioning itself as an emerging supplier of note in the competitive iGaming content space.

Wicked Games
Balzan, Malta
Wicked Games is a Malta-based B2B iGaming content studio that delivers a full portfolio of slot games, crash titles, and live casino experiences through a single API. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Balzan, Malta, the company holds a Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) license and certifies its RNGs for fair play. Wicked Games deliberately breaks away from conventional 3x5 and 4x5 slot formats, focusing instead on high-volatility, cinema-quality live tables, reimagined game shows, and branded setups that allow operators to offer uniquely immersive entertainment. The studio produces more than 20 game titles per year, including four-plus signature titles and ten-plus core slots and crash games, and supports localization into over 20 languages and 180 currencies. Despite being a relatively new entrant to the B2B scene, Wicked Games has secured partnerships with major operators such as Stake and NetBet, and expanded its commercial team in early 2026. The company remains privately held with no disclosed venture funding, and its provocative brand identity, developed with agency Factory39, positions it as the "wicked black sheep" of the iGaming industry.

Amusnet Interactive
Sofia, Bulgaria
Amusnet, originally founded as EGT Interactive in 2016 in Sofia, Bulgaria, is a global iGaming solutions provider that has evolved from an online slot developer into a full-spectrum casino supplier. The company rebranded to Amusnet in 2022 to reflect its expansion beyond slots into live dealer games and, most recently, land-based slot cabinets. Headquartered in Sofia with additional offices across Europe, Latin America, and North America, Amusnet now employs over 800 people and offers more than 300 games on over 2,000 operator websites across 35+ regulated markets. The company’s product verticals include a diverse online casino library with popular titles such as Egypt Quest and 20 Golden Coins, a 24/7 live dealer studio in Sofia offering multiple roulette variants, and the Type S series of land-based slot cabinets launched in 2024. Amusnet holds ISO 27001 certification and has won multiple industry awards, including Casino/Slot Developer of the Year Silver at the SBC Awards 2024 and Online Provider of the Year at BEGExpo. With a strong balance sheet and a growing presence in North America following its AGCO registration in Ontario in 2025, Amusnet is positioned as a significant multi-channel player in the global iGaming industry.

Funnz
Gzira, Malta
Funnz, stylised as FUNNZ, is a privately held iGaming operator and managed service provider headquartered in Gzira, Malta. Founded in 2024, the company runs three distinct online casinos whose brands are not publicly disclosed, suggesting a multi-brand or white-label strategy. Despite its IT Services and IT Consulting classification on LinkedIn, Funnz’s core business is operating digital gaming platforms. The firm employs between 51 and 200 people from multiple countries and emphasises a diverse, inclusive culture. Its Malta base provides access to a well-established European iGaming ecosystem. The company has made no public announcements regarding funding rounds, partnerships, or licensing details, and its leadership remains unidentified. This opacity points to a stealth-mode approach, though Funnz’s careers portal and minimalistic corporate website offer some insight into its operations.
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