Games Software
Companies offering games software in the iGaming industry — 1044 listed.
NextGen Gaming
North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
NextGen Gaming is a former Australian iGaming software developer best known for creating and supplying a portfolio of video slots and table games to online casinos worldwide. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in North Sydney, Australia, the company's rise to prominence in the early 2000s was driven by a series of branded and original slot titles such as Medusa, Leprechaun's Luck, and the Green Lantern series, which were noted for their immersive mechanics and premium graphics. NextGen supplied its games via a Remote Game Server (RGS) platform, allowing operators to integrate content seamlessly. The company was acquired by NYX Gaming Group in a deal closed in 2014, after which it operated as a core studio within NYX. Following NYX's acquisition by Scientific Games (now Light & Wonder) in 2018, the NextGen brand was gradually retired, with its game catalog becoming integrated into the larger SG Digital / Light & Wonder OpenGaming ecosystem. The company is now effectively defunct as an independent entity, though its games remain in distribution through its successor platforms.

Nexovo Tech Ltd.
Pune, Maharashtra, India
Nexovo Tech Services Private Limited, commonly known as Nexovo Tech, is a Pune, India‑based IT services and consulting firm that specialises in AI‑driven automation, custom software development, and next‑generation digital solutions. Founded in 2022, the company positions itself as a strategic partner for startups and established businesses seeking to build, launch, and scale SaaS products and digital platforms. Its core offerings span AI and automation systems, Web3 integration, mobile and web application development, UI/UX design, and end‑to‑end MVP development. With a compact team of 11‑50 employees, Nexovo emphasises fast delivery cycles, scalable architecture, and a business‑outcome‑focused approach that goes beyond pure coding. The company claims to have delivered more than 25 projects across eight industries, boosting client efficiency by an average of three times. While it operates primarily from its headquarters in Pune, Maharashtra, its client base is not confined to India. Nexovo’s service pages underscore a commitment to high‑performance digital systems that reduce operational costs and unlock growth, and the company has begun to establish a modest brand presence with over 290 LinkedIn followers. Despite its youth, Nexovo has carved a niche in aiding early‑stage startups launch market‑ready products quickly, often within weeks. The company is privately held and has not publicly disclosed any major funding rounds. A separate legal entity with the similar name “NEXEVO TECH LTD” is registered in the UK (incorporated in 2025/2026), but public information about that firm is extremely limited, and it does not appear to be actively operating under the same services portfolio.

NG International, Ltd. (NeoGames)
Tel Aviv, Israel
NeoGames is a global leader in iLottery and iGaming solutions, providing end-to-end technology platforms, content, and managed services to regulated state lotteries and gaming operators. Founded in 2005 as the first vendor focused exclusively on electronic scratch games, it pioneered the eInstant lottery category and has since expanded into full-suite offerings including iLottery platforms, online casino games, sports betting, and content aggregation. The company operates two game studios, a portfolio of over 440 titles, and its proprietary NeoSphere platform. In 2022, NeoGames acquired Aspire Global, adding sportsbook and iGaming technology. Headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with around 1,100 employees, it serves 28 global lottery customers. In April 2024, the company was acquired by Aristocrat Leisure for $1.2 billion, becoming part of Aristocrat Interactive. NeoGames continues to operate as a dedicated business unit driving innovation in regulated online lottery and gaming.
Next Generation Lotteries GmbH
Thomas-Klestil-Platz 13, Vienna 1030, Austria
Next Generation Lotteries GmbH (NGL) is a global provider of iLottery and lottery management technology, serving national and state lotteries since its founding in 1996. The company pioneered internet-based lottery systems by building the first online solution for a national lottery that year. Today, NGL offers a modular, open gaming platform that enables operators to run retail, online, and mobile channels from a single secure system, integrating best-of-breed games and services from multiple vendors. Acquired by Canadian lottery partner Pollard Banknote Limited in early 2021 for approximately €36 million, NGL operates as a wholly owned subsidiary with 130 employees across development and operations sites in Iceland, Serbia, Spain, and Tunisia. The company holds ISO 27001, ISO 9001, and WLA-SCS:2020 Level 2 certifications, reflecting its commitment to security and quality. NGL’s solutions span POS embedded software, player account management, and full-service retail offerings, all designed to create a seamless omni-channel experience that maximizes lottery revenues and returns to good causes.
Next Generation Lotteries AS
Vienna, Austria
Next Generation Lotteries AS (NGL) is a full-solution provider of lottery management systems and iLottery technology, serving government-licensed lottery operators worldwide. The company’s core offering combines a modular, open gaming platform for retail and online channels with a modern iLottery player account management system, an extensive portfolio of digital and retail games, and comprehensive facilities management services. NGL’s technology is designed to enable truly omni-channel lottery operations, driving revenue growth and increasing returns to good causes. Originally established in 1996 as Betware – the first company to develop internet-based solutions for lotteries – the business evolved through a 2019 acquisition by NGL of Novomatic Lottery Solutions (formerly Betware) from NOVOMATIC AG. In January 2021, NGL itself was acquired by Canadian instant-ticket printer and lottery services group Pollard Banknote Limited (TSX: PBL) for €36 million. The acquisition integrated NGL’s European and Asian lottery operations, development hubs in Iceland and Serbia, and a team of approximately 130 professionals into Pollard Banknote’s global lottery technology division. Headquartered in Vienna, Austria, NGL currently holds WLA SCS:2020 Level 2 certification – one of the first lottery suppliers to achieve this – and counts among its clients Loteries de Catalunya (Spain), national lotteries in Tunisia and Norway, and other international jurisdictions. The company continues to operate as a distinct subsidiary within the Pollard Banknote group, retaining its brand and leadership while benefiting from the parent’s scale and North American presence.
Nexiux Soltuions
2595 North Dallas Parkway, Suite 300, Frisco, TX 75034, United States
Nexius Solutions, Inc. was a privately held telecommunications company specializing in end-to-end wireless network deployment, including site acquisition, engineering design, civil construction, installation, and optimization. Founded in 2001 by brothers Nabil and Ned Taleb in a Virginia apartment, the company grew into a multi-corporation enterprise with over $1 billion in revenue by 2022. It served major clients such as AT&T Wireless and employed thousands across offices in Frisco, Texas, and other locations. In June 2023, Nexius filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy with over $600 million in debts, becoming the largest bankruptcy in the wireless infrastructure industry and leaving many creditors unpaid.

NetGame Entertainment N.V.
Kyiv, Ukraine
NetGame Entertainment N.V. is a fast-growing iGaming content provider founded in 2012 by seasoned casino professionals in Kyiv, Ukraine. Specializing in HTML5 slot games, the company has released over 110 titles, launching three to four new games each month. Its portfolio is known for original mathematical models and proprietary mechanics such as Hold 'N' Link, Cash Pool, and Bonus Combo. Licensed by both Curacao and the Malta Gaming Authority, NetGame's games are certified by Gaming Labs and integrated with major aggregation platforms across Europe, Latin America, CIS markets, and Asia. Notable titles include Luck of Tiger, Elephant's Gold, and Big Catch Bonanza. The provider also entered arcade gambling with the multiplayer fish game Fishing Kingdom in 2020. With a lean team of about 20 employees, NetGame emphasizes quality and innovation, focusing exclusively on slots and arcade games.

NetTradeX Corp.
16, Great Eastern Street, London, EC2A 3NT, United Kingdom
IFCMARKETS. CORP., commonly known as IFC Markets, is a United Kingdom‑based forex and CFD broker founded in 2006. The company is best known as the creator and operator of the NetTradeX trading platform, a proprietary, multi‑asset trading terminal designed for both retail and institutional clients. NetTradeX has been described as a “new generation” trading‑analytical software that combines advanced charting, a wide range of technical indicators, automated trading via “Advisors,” and a full suite of order types including trailing stop. The platform is available on Windows, iOS, Android, and Windows Mobile, as well as a dedicated mobile app for iPhone and iPad. IFC Markets offers access to more than 650 financial instruments, including forex pairs, CFDs on indices, share CFDs, ETFs, precious metals, cryptocurrencies, and other contracts. The broker positions itself as a technology‑focused provider, with its proprietary platform serving as a cornerstone of its offerings. In addition to the trading terminal, IFC Markets provides a Broker Terminal, Manager Terminal, and Risk Manager software components for brokerage and account management purposes. The company’s services are globally available, with the platform available in 11 languages. While the legal entity is registered as IFCMARKETS. CORP. in the UK, the company operates multiple websites under the IFC Markets brand and maintains a strong online presence through app marketplaces.

NetoPlay
Derech Haatzmaut 41, Haifa, 33034, Israel
NetoPlay is a world-leading software solutions company headquartered in Haifa, Israel, founded by Anton Kheifets. It specializes in providing customizable technology to gaming and gambling operators, offering turnkey and modular platforms that cover the full operational stack—from payment management and marketing tools to player retention and back-office analytics. The company targets both established gaming groups and startup ventures, providing white-label options that reduce time to market. With a team of roughly 125 employees, NetoPlay operates as a privately held developer with expertise in JavaScript, PHP, SQL, CSS/HTML5, and DevOps. It has cultivated local and international partnerships, notably sponsoring the Maccabi Haifa Football Club Special Olympics team. While NetoPlay maintains a low public profile and does not disclose specific client logos or revenue, its emphasis on the 'small details that create a significant impact' positions it as a reliable B2B partner in the competitive iGaming infrastructure space. Steady growth and active hiring indicate a scaling business.

NetEnt AB
Stockholm, Sweden
NetEnt AB is a Swedish B2B supplier of premium digital casino content and platform solutions, headquartered in Stockholm and founded in 1996. The company develops, licenses, and supports a comprehensive portfolio of over 250 online slot games, table games, and live casino products distributed to regulated online casino operators worldwide. NetEnt is best known for pioneering iconic slot titles such as Starburst, Gonzo's Quest, and Dead or Alive, and for introducing innovative game mechanics like cluster pays and avalanche reels. Its technology platform provides operators with a full suite of backend tools for game management, player analytics, payment processing, and responsible gaming controls. Since its inception, NetEnt has been a publicly traded company on Nasdaq Stockholm and a recognised pioneer in the iGaming industry. In 2021, the company was acquired by Evolution Gaming Group AB in a deal valued at approximately $2.12 billion, making it a wholly owned subsidiary. Post-acquisition, NetEnt continues to operate as a distinct brand within the Evolution group, maintaining its own game development studios and product roadmap. The company holds licences from multiple regulated jurisdictions including the UK Gambling Commission, Malta Gaming Authority, and various US state regulators. As of 2025, NetEnt employs between 501 and 1,000 people and remains one of the most recognised names in online casino content.
Netset Software Solutions
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Netset Software Solutions is a digital product development and IT services firm headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, with a strong operational presence in India. Founded in 2011 by four technology enthusiasts including Gary Bhatti, the company has grown into an ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 12207 and CMMI Level 3 certified organization. It serves startups, growth-stage companies, and enterprises, combining AI-driven workflows with experienced engineering talent to deliver scalable solutions across blockchain, artificial intelligence, mobile, and custom software. Positioning itself as an end-to-end technology partner, Netset offers services from concept validation and MVP development to full-scale product launches and sustained engineering. With a team of 51–200 employees, the company has executed projects ranging from $10,000 to $20,000 per engagement, typically working with teams of 2–10 professionals. Its client base spans multiple continents, including a notable partnership in Africa with KaCyber, a transportation technology leader. Netset Software’s value proposition lies in its agile methodology, focus on personal client engagement, and ability to tailor development to unique business needs.

NetDania
60 Lombard Street, London, EC3V 9EA, United Kingdom
NetDania is a mature financial technology company specializing in streaming price data, charting solutions, and white-label trading platforms for brokers and financial institutions. Founded in 1998 in Copenhagen, Denmark, it was one of the first companies to deliver real-time web-based market data without proprietary plugins, becoming a pioneer in the retail forex and CFD industry. Its core offerings include the NetStation desktop platform, mobile apps (NetDania Stock & Forex Trader), APIs for market data aggregation, and broker-integrated software. NetDania does not provide financial services or execute trades; instead, it licenses its technology to brokers who brand and offer it to their clients. After operating independently for over two decades, NetDania was acquired by United Fintech in 2021 and now functions as a key pillar of that group’s market data and trading technology division. Headquartered in London with development roots in Copenhagen, the company employs roughly 21–50 people and serves a global client base of online brokers, banks, and trading firms. Despite its long history and strong brand recognition, NetDania trails behind MetaQuotes in market share and has not yet achieved the same level of community-driven development.
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