Games Software

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  Vision Media Services NV

  Ezone Vredenberg, Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles

  Vision Media Services NV is a privately held online gambling operator headquartered in Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles, founded in 2007. The company provides a comprehensive integrated gaming platform that spans casino, poker, sports betting, bingo, and other online gambling verticals, all delivered under a Curaçao Casino Gaming License. Operating with a low public profile, Vision Media Services supplements its core platform through strategic alliances with blue‑chip partners and secondary brands, though specific names are not disclosed. The company maintains a global operational footprint with offices and service centres in London (sales and marketing), Curaçao (multilingual customer support), Gibraltar (financial services), Uruguay (software development, customer services, and marketing), and Argentina (sales). It explicitly does not accept real‑money wagers from customers located in the United States. With an estimated 201–500 employees and reported revenues around $49.4 million (unverified), Vision Media Services remains a notable but opaque player in the regulated online gaming sector, offering a multilingual, multi‑currency user experience and incorporating responsible‑gaming tools. Despite its scale, the company’s executive leadership is not publicly documented, and its website domain (www.visionmedias.com) is not currently resolving to a functional public site.

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  Virtual Sports Games SAU - VSports

  Barcelona, Spain

  Virtual Sports Games SAU – VSports is a Barcelona-based B2B supplier of action-packed live football and other virtual sports games, catering primarily to the online betting and gaming industry. The company positions itself as a provider of realistic, simulated sports events that operate 24/7, enabling operators to offer continuous betting opportunities independent of real-world fixtures. VSports leverages advanced computer graphics, physics engines, and certified random number generation (RNG) to create immersive virtual matches, penalty shootouts, and other sports simulations. The company’s flagship product centers on football, but its portfolio extends to virtual basketball, horse and greyhound racing, motorcycle speedway, and drag races. By emulating the dynamics of real sports with lifelike visuals and in-play betting options, VSports aims to increase player engagement and revenue for its operator partners across desktop, mobile, and retail channels. Licensed and regulated in multiple jurisdictions, the firm serves as a turnkey solution for sportsbooks seeking to fill gaps in their live event schedules. With a focus on scalability and localisation, VSports enables operators to customise leagues, tournaments, and betting markets to suit regional preferences. As the virtual sports market expands rapidly – projected to reach over $100 billion by 2035 – VSports competes alongside larger players like Inspired Entertainment and Sportradar, differentiating through its specialised football offerings and commitment to high-frequency, short-cycle match simulations.

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  Veratad Technologies, LLC

  Teaneck, New Jersey, United States

  Veratad Technologies, LLC is a privately held global provider of online identity verification, age assurance, and fraud prevention solutions, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Teaneck, New Jersey. The company has evolved from a single-API verification gateway into a comprehensive trust orchestration platform, serving regulated industries such as iGaming, e-commerce, financial services, and age-restricted content. Its flagship Veratad VX℠ platform enables clients to design low-code, multi-layered verification workflows that integrate data checks, document and biometric verification, and third-party vendor APIs. Veratad holds SOC 2 Type 2, ISO/IEC 27001, and ISO/IEC 27566-1:2025 certifications for age assurance, highlighting its commitment to security and privacy. The company was founded by John E. Ahrens, who remains CEO, and has been recognized for its contributions to regulatory standards and digital trust. With an estimated 11-50 employees, Veratad maintains a deep niche market presence and continues to innovate with AI-powered tools and agentic commerce capabilities.

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  Vipra Business

  Summerville, South Carolina, United States

  Vipra Business is a privately held digital marketing and IT consulting firm founded in 2014 by Vivek Singhania in Noida, India, now headquartered in Summerville, South Carolina. With a team of over 130 professionals including more than 80 engineers and 50 digital marketers, the company provides end-to-end digital solutions to clients in the UK, US, and UAE. Its services span SEO, PPC, social media marketing, web and mobile app development, and enterprise software like ERP and CRM. Recognized by GoodFirms and Clutch as a top app development and web development firm, Vipra Business also operates a dedicated remote resourcing model. The company's client portfolio includes brands featured on Shark Tank such as Milk Snob and Cheesecake & Co. Vipra positions itself as a growth partner for digital transformation, competing with other mid-sized digital agencies and IT consultancies, with an estimated annual revenue of $27.3 million.

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  Vibra Gaming

  Buenos Aires, Argentina

  Vibra Gaming is an Argentinian B2B iGaming company founded in 2020 and headquartered in Buenos Aires, with roots tracing back to 2016 under the name Spieldev. The company specializes in providing a comprehensive suite of online casino and sportsbook solutions tailored specifically for the Latin American market, while also extending into the US and other regulated jurisdictions. Its offerings include over 55 proprietary video slots, table games, video bingo, and lottery games, alongside a full platform technology division called Vibra Solutions. This division supplies white-label and custom casino and sportsbook platforms, a Remote Gaming Server (RGS), content aggregation tools, and an Electronic Game Machine (EGM) platform for land-based operators. Vibra Gaming’s products are certified by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) and are live in multiple regulated markets, including Brazil and Argentina. The company operates on a B2B model, generating revenue through licensing and revenue-sharing partnerships with operators. Notable partners include Betcris, BETBY, 7777 gaming, and Betxico. Despite being privately held and bootstrapped, Vibra Gaming has rapidly established itself as a go-to provider for localized, flexible iGaming technology in Latin America, with CEO Ramiro Atucha and CCO Federico Saini leading the company as of 2025.

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  VegasHero

  Gibraltar

  VegasHero is a Gibraltar-based technology company founded in 2015 that provides WordPress plugins and themes tailored for online casino, sportsbook, and sports betting affiliates. The company’s flagship products allow affiliate marketers to bulk-import up to 3,000 free-to-play demo games from leading providers such as NetEnt, Microgaming, and Play’n GO, manage affiliate links, and customize site layouts with over 70 options. Unlike subscription-based competitors, VegasHero offers a one-time payment model (€349 for a 100-site license) without renewal fees, positioning itself as a cost-efficient solution for independent affiliates and small networks. The company operates as a self-employed micro-enterprise with a low public profile and no disclosed funding rounds or major partnerships. Its official website and B2B directory listings confirm its focus on reducing the technical barriers to launching a full-featured gambling affiliate site, though it does not operate any player-facing casino or sportsbook.

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  UROC Studios (IOM) Ltd

  Sovereign House, Christian Road, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 2SD

  Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Douglas, Isle of Man, UROC Studios (IOM) Ltd is a privately held iGaming development studio with a lean team of 11–50 employees. The company focuses on creating innovative slot and live casino games for B2B clients, combining cutting-edge graphics with mathematically sophisticated mechanics. It has already launched 10 live dealer titles and has an ambitious roadmap of 60 new games scheduled for 2025, including the upcoming *Shamrock Shredders*—a rock-themed 4×4 slot with a unique “Collect & Rock” scatter feature—and *Hounds of Hades*. UROC emphasizes fairness and transparency, with all games rigorously tested for randomness and security. Under the leadership of co-founder and CEO Sean Alexander, the studio aims to push the boundaries of traditional slot gaming and position itself as a next-generation provider in regulated markets worldwide.

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  VascoGames

  Emmen, Netherlands

  VascoGames is an independent mobile and web game developer and publisher based in Emmen, Netherlands, founded in 2005 by Vasco Rouw. The company specialises in casual, puzzle, and girl-oriented free-to-play games for Android, iOS, and web browsers, monetised through advertisements and optional in-app purchases. Despite being active for nearly two decades, VascoGames remains a small, self-funded operation with no external venture capital, operating under the legal entity Vasco Games B.V. Its portfolio includes titles such as 3D Airplane Flight Simulator and Police Helicopter, alongside themed sub-brands like Girl Games, Puzzle Games, and Go Vuzzle that organise content by genre. The studio’s mission is to provide accessible, fun gaming experiences for a broad audience, and it maintains an active social media presence on Twitter (X), YouTube, and Facebook to engage its community and announce new releases.

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  US Off-Track LLC

  10490 Gandy Blvd N, Saint Petersburg, Florida, 33702, United States

  US Off‑Track, LLC is a licensed Advance Deposit Wagering (ADW) service provider and management company focused on the thoroughbred, harness, and greyhound racing industries. Operating under North Dakota regulatory oversight (License #2026‑018), the company enables legal online wagering through its branded platforms, including the flagship site usofftrack.com and the dedicated Greyhound Channel portal. Beyond offering a secure pari‑mutuel betting environment, US Off‑Track delivers a suite of turnkey services such as call center management, live telephone betting operators, customer support, payment processing, and interactive platform development. The company’s technology is supported by Potent Systems, Inc., whose proprietary APIs integrate with trusted third‑party applications to power the betting experience. Headquartered in Saint Petersburg, Florida, US Off‑Track positions itself as a comprehensive B2B partner for racetracks, racing commissions, and betting operators, bridging the gap between traditional racebooks and modern digital wagering while maintaining strict compliance with state and federal gambling regulations.

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  Upsight

  San Francisco, California, USA

  Upsight is a comprehensive web and mobile marketing platform that helps businesses build personalized, data-driven user relationships. Originally founded in 2012 as Kontagent, the company rebranded to Upsight in 2014 and grew into a leading provider of mobile analytics, marketing automation, and monetization tools. Its unified SDK enables real-time user segmentation, targeted push notifications, in-app messaging, and lifecycle campaigns to drive retention and revenue. In 2016, Upsight acquired Fuse Powered to form what it called the mobile industry’s most comprehensive user lifecycle management platform, integrating analytics, marketing, and monetization into a single solution. The company is backed by prominent venture firms including Battery Ventures and Accel, and its platform has been used by major mobile and social app developers. As of its latest public presence, the official website (theupsight.com) describes a new focus on AI-powered platforms and venture systems, suggesting a strategic pivot away from the original mobile marketing business. Despite this shift, Upsight’s legacy as a mobile analytics and engagement platform remains well-documented in industry sources.

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  Unity Technologies

  San Francisco, California, United States

  Unity Technologies is an American video game software development company best known for creating the Unity engine, one of the world's most widely used real-time 3D development platforms. Founded in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2004 by David Helgason, Nicholas Francis, and Joachim Ante, the company pivoted from a failed game to a revolutionary engine that democratized game development. Unity supports over 25 platforms, including mobile, PC, console, AR, and VR, and is the dominant engine in mobile gaming. Beyond games, its technology is used in film, automotive, and architecture for interactive experiences and digital twins. The company operates a large ecosystem including the Unity Asset Store, monetization tools (Unity Ads), analytics, cloud services, and a community of millions of creators. After a high-profile IPO in 2020 and the $4.4 billion acquisition of ironSource in 2022, Unity faced significant challenges including a controversial runtime fee in 2023 that led to CEO John Riccitiello's departure. Under current CEO Matthew Bromberg, appointed in 2024, Unity has focused on sustainable growth, AI tools, and restoring developer trust while maintaining its leading market share.

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  Unwanted Games

  Pla de la Seu, Barcelona, Spain

  Unwanted Games is an independent iGaming studio that deliberately sets itself apart by creating provocative, humorous, and absurd content for the online casino industry. The company’s tagline – “because players want the Unwanted” – reflects a strategy of targeting niche player tastes that mainstream providers often overlook. While the precise founding year and location are not publicly documented, the studio positions itself as a challenger brand in a crowded market, focusing on games that break conventional themes and mechanics. The official website carries a warning that it contains gambling-related content, confirming the studio’s focus on casino games, likely including video slots, table games, or other real-money gaming products. Unwanted Games maintains a presence on LinkedIn, indicating it operates as a formal business entity. The studio’s emphasis on irreverent design suggests a target audience of players seeking novelty and entertainment beyond traditional slot machine themes. Although no specific products, platforms, or client names have been disclosed, the company’s self-description as an “independent iGaming studio” implies it develops games for aggregation and distribution through casino operators or white-label platforms. The studio’s current headcount, leadership team, and financial details remain undisclosed, and no press coverage or partnership announcements were found. Given the limited public information, Unwanted Games appears to be a relatively new or low-profile entrant in the iGaming space.