Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.
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Elettronica Video Games
Via Po, 110, 20032 Cormano (MI), Italy
Elettronica Video Games S.r.l. (EVG) is an Italian manufacturer and provider of gambling equipment and digital gaming content, headquartered in Cormano, near Milan. Founded in the late 1980s as Electronic Devices, it initially produced unauthorised bootleg arcade boards, notably facing a lawsuit from Bally-Midway over titles like Mortal Kombat. Rebranding to Elettronica VideoGames in the mid-1990s, the company transitioned to the regulated market, becoming a legitimate supplier of AWP (Amusement with Prizes) machines, VLT (Video Lottery Terminal) cabinets, and online slot games under the EVG brand. Owned and operated by founder Paolo Leonardo Di Nunno, EVG serves European operators with a focus on reliability and compliance, holding certifications for the Italian regulated market. The company’s recent minimalist rebranding in 2023 underscores its push into the competitive iGaming segment. EVG also has historical ties to football through ownership of Calcio Lecco, reflecting its deep roots in Italian gaming culture. Despite its long presence, the company maintains a lean organisational structure with no other publicly identified C-level executives.
Basher Agency is a specialist iGaming marketing agency for licensed operators.

ADHOQ-HUP
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Adhoq is a global digital performance marketing agency headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, founded in 2018 by a couple. The company specializes in data-driven performance marketing, helping clients across industries and markets enhance commercial results through targeted advertising, user experience optimization, and real-time campaign management. With a team of 11–50 employees operating from offices in the Netherlands, Ukraine, and Greece, Adhoq serves more than 30 clients worldwide and runs campaigns in over 50 countries. The company leverages proprietary in-house technology for media buying, data management, and funnel optimization, focusing on measurable outcomes such as lead generation, ecommerce conversions, and affiliate marketing. Adhoq positions itself as a results-oriented partner, emphasizing transparency and continuous tracking to align advertising efforts with client goals. Its expertise spans advertising technology, social media marketing, retargeting, and performance-based campaigns across multiple verticals.
5Pay Solutions
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
5Pay Solutions (branded as 5PAY) is a multi-licensed payment service provider that has rapidly gained recognition as a leading payment gateway for businesses in the Asia‑Pacific region, particularly serving the forex, iGaming, and high‑risk merchant sectors. Founded in 2023 and headquartered operationally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the company offers a comprehensive suite of payment, payout, and settlement services that bridge fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies (USDT). Its platform supports a wide array of local payment methods – cards, FPX, QR codes, and online banking – enabling merchants to accept payments seamlessly across Malaysia and other APAC markets. 5PAY prides itself on being fully compliant with international regulatory frameworks and holds licenses in both Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and the United Kingdom. In 2025, the company was awarded Best Payment Gateway in APAC by Finance Magnates and subsequently secured the UF AWARDS MEA 2026 title, underscoring its growing influence in the cross‑border payments space. With a strong emphasis on stability, scalability, and customisation, 5PAY positions itself as a reliable fintech partner for businesses that require secure, fast, and flexible payment orchestration across multiple channels and currencies.
&Flint is a specialized digital marketing and SEO agency that exclusively serves businesses operating in high-risk industries, including online gambling, betting, and adult entertainment. Through its web presence at andflint.com, the company markets itself as a partner capable of navigating the complex regulatory and platform-specific challenges that accompany these sectors. &Flint emphasizes a hands-on, founder-managed account model, distinguishing itself from larger agencies where client relationships may be delegated. The company’s core offering revolves around search engine optimization (SEO) and app store optimization (ASO) designed to increase organic visibility and traffic for clients who often face heightened scrutiny from search engines and advertising platforms. While the company has a visible LinkedIn presence (under the name "Flint Group"), its public digital footprint is lean, with minimal disclosure of corporate history, team size, or office locations. The available evidence suggests &Flint is a boutique operation that prioritizes personalized service and deep industry knowledge over scale. Its messaging strongly emphasizes trust and long-term client relationships, with founders personally overseeing account management. The agency positions itself as having specialized expertise to help high-yield, high-risk businesses succeed in an environment where standard marketing strategies are frequently insufficient.

Vegangster
Curaçao
Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Curaçao with roots in Riga, Latvia, Vegangster is a privately held B2B iGaming platform provider that combines over a decade of hands-on operational experience from its founding team. The company offers a comprehensive, modular software suite designed to help online casino and sportsbook operators launch, manage, and scale their businesses quickly. Vegangster’s integrated platform bundles casino game aggregation, sportsbook functionality, payment processing (including multi‑currency fiat and cryptocurrency), a CRM system, an affiliate management tool, and advanced analytics – all accessible through a single interface. The company has rapidly gained traction among established brands in regulated markets, driven by features such as the “Scroll and Play” TikTok‑style lobby and an AI‑powered support assistant developed in partnership with Cevro AI. Vegangster also partnered with Citron to power crypto payments and analytics for its crypto‑ready casino solution. With an estimated workforce of 51–200 employees and a presence at major industry events like SiGMA, Vegangster positions itself as a growth‑oriented one‑stop shop for iGaming operators seeking speed, control, and scalability without vendor complexity.

Games Lodi Group
Viale Abruzzi 94, 20131 Milano, Italy
Games Lodi S.p.A. is a diversified Italian gaming company that combines a strong land-based presence with a growing online division. Founded around the year 2000, the group has operated for over 25 years, managing more than 2,000 points of sale for slot machines (AWP/VLT) and bingo halls across Italy. In addition to its retail network, Games Lodi holds online gaming licenses and offers sports betting, casino, and other digital products through its proprietary platform. The company also develops and distributes gaming software and hardware, positioning itself as a vertically integrated technology provider with international reach. Headquartered in Milan, the firm employs over 350 people and emphasizes responsible gaming, sustainability, and innovation as core pillars of its strategy. Despite its scale and longevity, Games Lodi remains privately held, and its financial figures are not publicly disclosed. The group is a significant player in Italy's regulated gambling market, competing alongside larger operators while maintaining a focus on retail distribution and technological self-sufficiency.

Cristaltec
Italy
Cristaltec s.p.a. is an Italian company that designs, manufactures, and supplies high‑end gaming cabinets, PCB boards, and turnkey gaming solutions. Founded in 2004 by Giovanni Agliata, the company has grown into a leading force in the Italian AWP (Amusement with Prize) market—a position it has held since 2008. Cristaltec’s core business is the production of custom gaming hardware and the development of immersive game software, serving land‑based, VLT, and online channels. Beyond Italy, the company supplies B1/B2 machines and games to the Spanish market and has recently expanded into online gaming, offering its own game server infrastructure and acting as a game provider. The company’s portfolio spans high‑quality cabinets, PCB solutions, and a growing library of games adapted for different regulatory environments. Cristaltec is led by its founder who also serves as President of the Manufacturers Section within AS.TRO (Assotrattenimento), the Italian trade association for the gaming sector. With a commitment to continuous innovation and transparent business practices, Cristaltec positions itself as a reliable partner for operators and regulators alike.
Felix Gaming
Sofia, Bulgaria
Felix Gaming is a Bulgarian-born online casino game developer that has carved a distinctive niche by blending the tactile excitement of land-based casinos with modern digital gameplay. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, the company draws on the deep land‑based casino expertise of its founding team—professionals with approximately two decades of experience in the physical gaming world. This heritage informs every slot they create, aiming to deliver an “immersive” experience that replicates the atmosphere and mechanics of brick‑and‑mortar venues. Since its launch, Felix Gaming has released over 70 titles, with its standout game “It’s a Joker” consistently ranking among the top 10 slots across multiple online casinos. The portfolio is grounded in classic themes—fruits, Ancient Egypt, magic, and Asian motifs—alongside original innovations such as a special in‑game promotion tool that operators can leverage. The company currently holds a Curaçao gaming licence and is pursuing an MGA (Malta Gaming Authority) licence to expand its regulatory footprint. Felix Gaming’s games are available through the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, enabling fast integration for casino operators. The provider also supports cryptocurrency gameplay, reflecting its forward‑looking approach. Under the leadership of founder and CEO Bilyan Balinoff, Felix Gaming continues to grow its library, form strategic partnerships, and enhance player engagement through features that echo the “missing elements” of traditional casinos.

K36
Tokyo, Japan
K36 is a Tokyo-based B2B iGaming platform provider that entered the market in 2023, positioning itself as a luxury giant in the iGaming infrastructure space. The company offers a comprehensive suite of products including turnkey solutions, game API resale, and full integration support, all underpinned by a heavy investment in artificial intelligence—allocating 30% of its monthly revenue to AI development. This AI-first architecture is embedded across risk management, programming, and multilingual integration, with a claimed four-hour recovery SLA and robust cloud protection. K36 targets high-value operators in regulated and emerging markets, and has quickly gained visibility through coverage in SiGMA World and iGaming Business, as well as an active LinkedIn presence. The company employs between 51 and 200 people and operates as a privately held entity under the leadership of CEO Truman Chia. Its stated objectives for 2023 focus on risk management, platform optimization, and technological innovation, signaling ambition to lead the AI-driven transformation of the iGaming sector.

Amusnet
Sofia, Sofia-city, Bulgaria
Amusnet is a Bulgarian-headquartered, all-casino solutions provider that has rapidly emerged as a trusted partner in the global iGaming industry. Founded in 2016 as EGT Interactive, the company rebranded to Amusnet in 2022 to reflect its evolution beyond online slots into a full-spectrum gaming operator. Today, Amusnet offers more than 300 online slot titles, a comprehensive Live Casino studio, and a recently launched land-based slot cabinet vertical. The company’s portfolio reaches over 2,000 operator websites across 35+ regulated markets worldwide. With over 800 employees, Amusnet has established a strong global footprint through offices in Bulgaria, Malta, Italy, Spain, Georgia, Romania, Colombia, Brazil, and several other jurisdictions. The group includes Amusnet Gaming Ltd., the Malta-based distribution arm licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority. The company continues to invest in innovation, data-driven development, and responsible gaming, positioning itself as a growth-oriented leader in the sector.
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