Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.
Gaming Corps is a publicly listed iGaming developer founded in 2014. The company describes itself as “one of the fastest‑growing publicly listed studios in the industry” and is committed to “pushing the boundaries of what online casino gaming can do.” Its product portfolio focuses on innovative online casino games that blend “game‑changing mechanics, captivating themes, and community‑focused experiences,” often drawing inspiration from gaming culture. The studio’s mission is guided by “experienced industry insight, an enthusiastic team deeply connected with popular culture, and a drive to define the next generation of iGaming.” In late 2025, Gaming Corps went live with BetMGM (Entain’s joint venture) in Ontario, Canada, and subsequently expanded its partnership with Entain in the province in mid‑2026, indicating a push into regulated North American markets. The company’s website (gamingcorps.com) highlights a range of “Featured Games” but does not list specific titles in the text provided. Headcount, headquarter location, and leadership details are not included in the supplied search results.
No company named "EBAC Brasil" operates in the iGaming/gambling industry based on verifiable evidence. The name primarily refers to EBAC Online, a Brazilian EdTech company offering courses in digital professions, and other unrelated entities such as a UK dehumidifier manufacturer and a Brazilian logistics firm. A single LinkedIn post from gaming365 mentions "EBAC launches Pulse" for responsible gambling, but no official EBAC website, leadership page, or credible database confirms any iGaming operations. Therefore, no profile can be produced for the requested sector.

Dreidel Interactive
Mexico
Dreidel Interactive is a Mexican casino gaming company that has been designing and supplying land-based slot machines and gaming platforms since 2002. Born on the casino floor, the company focuses on creating unique slot games and robust gaming platforms tailored to the regulated Latin American market, particularly Mexico. It operates as a vertically integrated developer, producing both hardware and software in-house. Its product portfolio includes branded video slot titles such as Monkey Madness, Blazing Crackers, and Ancient Dynasty, along with the physical cabinets that house them. In recent years, Dreidel has expanded into online gaming, signaling a strategic shift toward digital distribution. The company is a regular exhibitor at major events like G2E in Las Vegas and is led by CEO Rafael Levy. It holds multiple trademark registrations and operates under the legal entity Dreidel Interactive S.A. de C.V.

DS VIRTUAL GAMING
Ansfelden, Upper Austria, Austria
DS Virtual Gaming is a B2B supplier of virtual sports betting and online gaming content, founded in 2005 as the virtual-gaming arm of Austrian sports-betting group Diplomat Sportwetten. Headquartered in Ansfelden, Upper Austria, the company employs 11-50 people and holds licenses from the Malta Gaming Authority and UK Gambling Commission. It differentiates itself by using pre-recorded HD real-footage videos instead of computer-generated animations, offering authentic, live-like experiences for titles such as greyhound racing (RacingDogs), horse racing (RacingHorses), kart racing (RacingKarts), kickboxing (KickboxMania), and electronic roulette. Its products are available via proprietary hardware terminals for land-based betting shops as well as mobile/desktop platforms, with payout rates between 88-96%. The company has expanded into Latin America and other regulated markets, appointing a Head of Business Development for the region in 2023. With continuous 24/7/365 availability and over 5,000 HD videos for its racing products, DS Virtual Gaming provides operators with a turnkey virtual-sports solution that bridges the gap between live events and digital betting.

CQ9
Taipei, Taiwan
CQ9 Gaming is a Taipei-based iGaming software developer that has rapidly become a prominent player in the Asian casino market since its founding in 2016. The company specializes in HTML5-powered slot games, fishing games, arcade titles, table games, and live dealer solutions, with a portfolio exceeding 100 titles. All games are built on HTML5 technology, ensuring seamless cross-platform performance without a dedicated app. Licensed by the Government of Curacao and certified by GLI, BMM Testlabs, and iTech Labs, CQ9 emphasizes regulatory compliance. The studio employs approximately 200 staff and has integrated its content with over 1,500 operator sites worldwide through partnerships with major aggregators like Pragmatic Play and Microgaming. While its core market is Asia, CQ9 is actively pursuing expansion into Europe and the Americas.
CUSTOM AMERICA Inc.
12 Creek Parkway, Boothwyn, Pennsylvania, United States
Custom America Inc. (CA) is a wholly owned division of **Custom S.p.A.**, an Italian hi‑tech solutions company that designs, manufactures, and distributes professional printing, scanning, and data‑capture hardware for the automation of public services and digitalization processes. Established in **2012** and headquartered in **Boothwyn, Pennsylvania**, Custom America serves as the primary distribution, after‑sales support, and local manufacturing arm for Custom’s products across the United States, Canada, and Central/South America. The company’s product line spans a wide range of transactional hardware: POS terminals, receipt and label printers, kiosk printers, barcode scanners, rugged mobile computers, cash drawers, and self‑service kiosk components. These solutions support verticals such as retail, restaurant/hospitality, gaming, lottery, betting, public transportation (aviation ticketing, luggage labels, railway ticketing), parking, entertainment, and industrial OEM. Through its parent group, Custom America leverages over 25 years of global engineering expertise, a service network that manages more than 5,000 retail outlets daily, and a portfolio that includes the **POS‑X** brand of advanced retail solutions for the Americas. The division is privately held and employs between 51 and 200 people. While its products are often invisible to end consumers, they power the point‑of‑sale, ticketing, and self‑service interactions of many well‑known enterprises.

BETSOFT
Valletta, Malta
Betsoft Gaming is a privately held, Malta-based pioneer in the online casino gaming industry, established in 2006. The company built its reputation on 'cinematic gaming,' blending high-quality 3D animation and storytelling with innovative slot mechanics. Its award-winning portfolio now comprises more than 200 RNG-certified games, including video slots, table games, video poker, and specialty titles, delivered through a modern mobile-first framework called Shift. Betsoft’s content reaches over 500 operator partners across Europe, Latin America, and Africa, with licensing and certification from Gaming Laboratories International for multiple regulated markets. The company is also known for its robust Casino Manager backend, which provides operators with detailed reporting and performance analytics. With a workforce of 51–200 employees, Betsoft remains a trusted, independently certified provider that consistently focuses on player engagement, retention, and regulatory compliance.

Aviatrix
Santa Clara, California, USA
Aviatrix is a cloud-native network security company that provides a unified platform for securing multi-cloud and AI workloads. Founded in 2014 by Sherry Wei and Steve Mullaney in Santa Clara, California, the company addresses the inadequacies of traditional network architectures in the cloud with its Cloud Native Security Fabric (CNSF), which embeds zero-trust enforcement, microsegmentation, and data exfiltration prevention directly into the cloud fabric. Trusted by more than 500 enterprises, including 10% of the Fortune 500, Aviatrix delivers consistent policy across AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, and on-premises environments. The company has raised over $346 million in venture funding, including a $200 million Series E led by TCV in 2021, and is led by Chairman, President, and CEO Doug Merritt, former CEO of Splunk. With an estimated 350 employees, Aviatrix is privately held and has been cited as a potential IPO candidate targeting a $50 billion market cap.

Blue Tower Games
Columbus, Georgia, USA
Blue Tower Games is a privately held iGaming development studio founded in 2022 and headquartered in Columbus, Georgia, USA, with its operating entity registered as Cura Gaming B.V. in Curacao. The company specializes in crafting immersive, cross-format gaming experiences for casino operators, boasting a portfolio of over 100 titles across slots, multiplayer poker, table games, arcade-style mini-games, and innovative crash-mechanic games. Notable products include the sports-themed crash game Crash Sports, which replaces traditional airplane crash animations with live sports moments, and fully immersive 3D game shows like Beat the Banker and Mystical Spins. Blue Tower also develops quick-play mini-games such as Crossy Road, Portals, Fly Traps, and Dracula's Castle. The studio has announced partnerships with major B2B platforms including Atlaslive and QTech Games, with 30 new game releases planned annually. With a small team of 2–10 employees, Blue Tower Games emphasizes quality, innovation, and differentiation in a competitive iGaming landscape, catering to modern player preferences for dynamic, skill-influenced, and visually rich gameplay.

Bluberi
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Founded in 1994 in Drummondville, Quebec, Bluberi has grown from a small Canadian content studio into a prominent North American supplier of Class II, Class III, and HHR slot games and hardware. Headquartered in Las Vegas with additional offices in Drummondville, Reno, Austin, and Moncton, the company designs and manufactures electronic gaming machines deployed on over 12,000 units across North America. Bluberi’s product portfolio includes hardware platforms like Beacon+ and Beacon Elite, along with hit titles such as Devil’s Lock, Timber Jack, and Cash Racoons. The company achieved a major regulatory milestone in January 2026 by securing a Nevada gaming license, opening access to over 120,000 slot machines in the state. Bluberi is backed by a $55 million financing facility and has formed strategic partnerships with ODDSworks for iGaming and Soen Audio for cabinet audio. With a leadership team composed of industry veterans and a culture emphasizing ease of doing business, Bluberi is positioned as a rising contender in the global slot market.
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