Games Software
Companies offering games software in the iGaming industry — 1044 listed.

Lotto Warehouse
Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, Central Business Centre, Mdina Road, 1st Floor, Suite 3, Zebbug ZBG9015, Malta, Burlington Business Lounge, Dragonara Road, Level 1, St. Julians STJ10, Malta
Lotto Warehouse is a B2B lottery technology provider that holds licenses from the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission, as stated in its social media profile. The company describes itself as powering several major websites, indicating it offers white-label or platform-as-a-service solutions for online lottery operations. Its website, lottowarehouse.com, is publicly registered but limited content is available from standard search results or cached pages, and the domain was not fully accessible during research. No founding date, headquarters location, or employee count has been confirmed through public records. The company appears to operate in the regulated online gambling space, focusing on lottery-related software and services for third-party operators. However, due to the scarcity of publicly available information—no press releases, leadership biographies, or detailed product pages were found—Lotto Warehouse remains a relatively opaque entity in the iGaming industry. Its licensing suggests a presence in Malta and the United Kingdom, but further operational details are unverified.
LottoYard
Limassol, Cyprus
LottoYard is a Cyprus-based B2B lottery platform provider that enables businesses to launch and operate their own branded online lottery sales websites. Operating under parent company Contixo Technologies, the firm offers a fully managed, white-label SaaS solution covering everything from customer registration and payment processing to draw management and prize distribution. Headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, LottoYard positions itself as a one-stop shop for entrepreneurs and enterprises wishing to enter the online lottery market without developing proprietary technology. The company reported supporting eight active lottery sales websites, with a ninth in production, and in early 2026 it acquired LotteryMaster.com to expand its technological and client portfolio. With an estimated workforce of 51–200 employees, LottoYard focuses exclusively on B2B services, providing the technical infrastructure for clients who obtain their own regulatory approvals. Its presence in the Limassol iGaming hub aligns it with a cluster of regulated online gaming operators, though the company itself does not hold lottery licences. LottoYard's success hinges on a 100% commitment to client needs and high-quality support, making it a functional player in the white-label lottery segment.

London Capital Group Holdings (LGS)
London, England, United Kingdom
London Capital Group Holdings (LGS) is a UK-based online trading and brokerage firm that has been serving retail and institutional clients since 1996. Headquartered in London, the company originally listed on the London Stock Exchange before undergoing a management buyout in 2023 led by Dave Worsfold and Matt Basi, which shifted the firm toward a leaner, client-first operating model. Today, it operates under the London Capital Group (LCG) brand, offering access to over 7,000 financial instruments including contracts for difference (CFDs), spread betting, forex, commodities, and cryptocurrency CFDs. LCG differentiates itself by acting as a matchmaker between traders and top-tier liquidity and technology providers, emphasising personalised support from account opening through to trade execution. The firm is authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and maintains a team of 11–50 employees. Recent developments include the addition of Bitcoin and Ethereum CFDs via a partnership with Global Advisors Holdings Limited and a full brand refresh in early 2025.
LottoInteractive
Los Angeles, California, United States
LottoInteractive is a mobile games development and publishing company that specialized in creating immersive, skill-based digital lottery experiences for regulated state lotteries. Founded in 2012 in Los Angeles, California, by Brian Ward, the company aimed to bridge the $35 billion mobile games industry with the $300 billion global lottery market. Its flagship product, Star Match, was a match-3 puzzle game integrated with instant-win digital scratcher prizes, first launched in 2016 for the Georgia Lottery via IGT’s iLottery platform. The company positioned itself as a “first-of-its-kind” crossover between casual mobile gaming and lottery wagering, combining AAA game development, data analytics, and mobile best practices. In March 2021, LottoInteractive was acquired by Solai Technology for an undisclosed sum. The company’s initial executive team included CEO/founder Brian Ward, COO Tricia Bertero, and President Kurt Freedlund. No subsequent leadership changes or ongoing operations have been publicly confirmed following the acquisition, and the company’s website is not publicly indexed.

Logic Simplified
Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India
Logic Simplified is a global technology service provider headquartered in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India, founded in 2011 by Sumeet Arora. The company specializes in end-to-end game design and development across console, PC, and mobile platforms, with additional expertise in augmented/virtual reality (AR/VR), artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML), and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. In 2025, Logic Simplified merged with Evon Technologies Pvt. Ltd., a move that expanded its resource pool and technical capabilities while retaining the Logic Simplified brand. The company employs approximately 64 people and serves a B2B clientele ranging from independent studios to larger enterprises, positioning itself as a technology partner for studios needing technical expertise in fixed-hardware environments and emerging technologies. Its core strength lies in console game development, offering full-cycle production, porting, performance optimization, and certification-ready builds for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Logic Simplified does not operate its own gaming platforms or branded consumer products; all offerings are service-based, making it a focused, agile supplier in the gaming and digital solutions market.

Live Solutions
California, United States
Live Solutions is a manufacturing engineering services and consulting firm based in California, co-founded by Anthony Turgman and Cassandra Turgman. The company provides end-to-end support for industrial clients, focusing on site selection and factory build, rapid demand scaling, process improvement, and upgrading obsolete technology with automation and AI. Drawing on over 75 years of combined team experience, Live Solutions has deployed more than 20 automation solutions across the United States. Its approach combines strategic consulting with hands-on technical execution, positioning itself as an alternative to traditional advisory firms that lack implementation capabilities. Despite its name, Live Solutions has no known involvement in the iGaming or gambling industry; all available public information describes applications in consumer packaged goods, biotech, battery technology, and food & beverage manufacturing.

LiveG24 Ltd
LM Galea Street, 57/60, QRM4000 Qormi, Malta
LiveG24 Ltd is a B2B live casino software provider established in Malta in 2005, originally operating under the name Medialive Casino (or Media Live Casino Ltd). The company began as a virtual online casino game (RNG) operator before transitioning to focus entirely on live dealer games. It later rebranded to LiveG24 and has since built a two-decade track record in the iGaming industry. The company specialises in developing and streaming live casino games with real human dealers from professional TV studios. Its core product suite includes Live Roulette, Live Blackjack, Live Baccarat, Live Magic Card, and Live Bingo. Beyond online operators, LiveG24 offers solutions for land-based casinos, in-house casino installations, and live casino broadcasts on TV. The company holds regulatory licences from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA/B2B/153/2007, issued 12 March 2009) and is certified or licensed in Italy, the Isle of Man, Estonia, Colombia, Brazil, Greece, and the UK. LiveG24 positions itself as a reliable partner for operators seeking a turnkey live casino platform, emphasising customisation, redundant server architecture, CDN distribution, and a 99.5% uptime guarantee. Its headquarters are located in Qormi, Malta, with a secondary office in Mestre, Italy. The company is privately held and employs between 51 and 200 people, according to its LinkedIn profile.

Livegames Limited
97 Windsor Street, Botanic House, Slimea, Malta 1853, Malta
LivesGames Ltd. has been making a huge difference in the iGaming industry since 2015. In a short time, the number of active players has reached over 100.000 monthly. We continue to provide a variety of games with a player-focused design, easy to use mobile interface, high resolution Live Casino broadcasts.

Lion Gaming Group
855 2 St SW, Suite 3500, Calgary, Alberta T2P 4K1, Canada
Lion Gaming Group is a Calgary-based iGaming technology platform provider that delivers white-label and turnkey online casino and sportsbook solutions. Founded in 2013 by Duncan McIntyre and Dmitry Kusnetsov, the company has grown from a small startup into a global player with offices in North America and Europe. Its core offering is the Fer0x Engine, a modular platform designed to drive player acquisition, retention, and profitability for operators. Lion Gaming supports both fiat and cryptocurrency transactions, with a strong focus on provably-fair games and Web3 integration. The group operates several brands, including MAMMOTH Workshop (a game development studio) and Aggretron, and holds B2B and B2C licences in Malta and a Curacao gaming licence. In early 2025, Lion Gaming was acquired by Swedish-listed Adventure Box Technologies AB in a deal valued at approximately SEK 475 million (USD 45 million), creating a combined entity poised for global competition. The company employs more than 60 engineers, designers, and iGaming specialists, positioning itself as a flexible, technology-focused partner for emerging and established operators.

LiW - Lotto Instant Win
Zagreb, Croatia
LiW – Lotto Instant Win is a live-streaming, instant-win lottery platform developed and operated by Pin Projekt Ltd, a Croatian gaming technology company. The platform features a studio-based draw system where professional presenters conduct lottery draws every three to five minutes, 24/7, blending traditional lottery excitement with digital convenience. Designed for B2B clients such as regulated lotteries and iGaming operators, LiW offers a turnkey solution including real-time results, player engagement tools, and compliance-ready random number generation. The product has been showcased at industry events like ICE London and SiGMA, and is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission. While the LiW brand is the most visible asset of Pin Projekt, the underlying technology has been developed since 2007. The company is headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia, and maintains a low media profile, relying on tradeshow appearances and its Instagram presence. Its inclusion in the UKGC register confirms its status as an active, regulated B2B supplier in the iLottery sector.
Lionline Entertainment GmbH
Im Tiergarten 30, Bingen 55411, Germany
Lionline Entertainment GmbH is a German-based supplier of online casino software and gambling operations, listed on iGaming industry directories as a provider involved in casino software development and operational services. The company's official website is www.lionline.de, and it can be contacted via email and phone, though the website was not accessible during research. According to online.casinocity.com, eight online casino, poker, and gambling sites use Lionline Entertainment GmbH's software, indicating that the company operates or licenses a platform for multiple gaming brands. However, no specific site names or software features are listed. The company appears to target the German and European iGaming markets, but its exact licensing, ownership structure, and operational scale remain opaque in publicly available materials. No independent news articles, press releases, or official company documentation (such as an imprint, team page, or product brochure) could be located to corroborate or expand upon the directory listings. The absence of a verifiable digital footprint suggests that Lionline Entertainment GmbH may be a small or niche operator, or that its online presence is not indexed by common search engines. As a result, this profile is based exclusively on the limited information found in two B2B directories, and no further details about the company's founding, leadership, headcount, or product names can be confirmed from authoritative sources.

Live 5 Gaming
United Kingdom
Live 5 Gaming (trading as Live 5 Ltd) is a UK-based independent designer and creator of digital gaming content, serving the regulated British market across multiple gambling machine categories. The company develops games for Category C, B2, B3, and B4 machines, as well as online and mobile casino platforms, and delivers its titles to land-based venues such as betting shops, arcades, and bingo clubs. Positioning itself as one of the UK's leading independent suppliers, Live 5 also provides server-based gaming networks that allow operators to centrally manage and distribute game software to terminals. Despite a long-standing presence in the industry, publicly verifiable details about the company's founding year, exact headquarters location, employee count, and leadership remain scarce. Its LinkedIn profile serves as the primary source of information, indicating a focus on both retail and digital channels. The company is privately held and small in scale, with no official website or major press releases found during research.
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