Game Studio
Companies offering game studio in the iGaming industry — 4 listed.
Galaxy Gaming
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Galaxy Gaming, Inc. is a leading independent developer, manufacturer, and distributor of proprietary casino table games and technology. Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, the company focuses on omnichannel table game delivery for both land‑based and online casinos. With an installed base of over 6,000 gaming tables across more than 600 casinos worldwide, Galaxy Gaming claims to be the largest independent provider of proprietary table games globally. Its portfolio includes classic side bets such as Lucky Ladies, which launched the company roughly 30 years ago, branded MONOPOLY table games, and a full catalog of over 35 proven table games. Beyond physical tables, Galaxy Gaming Digital is a leading licensor of proprietary table games to the iGaming industry, holding more than 130 licenses in 28 U.S. states and over 30 countries. The company also supplies electronic wagering platforms and enhanced bonusing systems. In November 2025, Evolution AB agreed to acquire Galaxy Gaming for approximately $92 million, with the deal expected to close in 2026 upon receipt of remaining regulatory approvals. Galaxy Gaming operates as a customer‑centric partner, emphasizing innovation, integrity, and operational excellence across all its offerings.
Pascal Gaming is a B2B iGaming software supplier that provides a full suite of online casino games and player engagement tools to operators worldwide. Positioning itself as a leading online casino game software provider, the company focuses on delivering mobile-first, story-driven content across multiple product verticals, including slots, table games, crash games, and instant-win titles. Pascal Gaming also offers a range of promotional and retention tools such as free spins, free bets, jackpots (two types), a RewardMeter, and tournament functionality. The company claims its portfolio numbers over 130 multilingual games, is active in more than 20 languages, and serves over 1,000 casino brands. Founded by a team of developers, mathematicians, and creative minds who sought to create games that feel alive, Pascal Gaming emphasizes ease of integration and customization. It provides branded game solutions that allow operators to align titles with their own identity. In 2024, the company secured a major partnership with Betfair International (Flutter Entertainment), expanding the distribution of its games. More recently, Pascal Gaming has highlighted a strong focus on localization and operator partnerships as key drivers for growth in 2025 and 2026.
Betixon
Abacus Business Centre, Level 1, Birkirkara BK 9037, Malta
Betixon is a B2B game studio serving the online gaming industry, specializing in the development of HTML5-based casino games with a strong emphasis on mobile-first design. The company positions itself as an agile provider offering a hassle-free API that typically integrates within days, enabling operators to launch content with low entry-level fees. Betixon's portfolio includes slot games and table games, with proprietary series such as FunReels. The studio has earned a reputation for creating highly engaging, mobile-optimized titles—a deliberate focus given the company's belief that mobile is not just the future but the present market reality. Betixon is operated by Technologies Hub Ltd., which holds a license from the UK Gambling Commission and has also been granted supplier licenses in Sweden and Michigan (USA). The company has forged partnerships with major operators including Caesars Entertainment, Rush Street Interactive (BetRivers), BetMGM, Golden Palace (Belgium), Circus (Netherlands), and Microgame (Italy), with its titles live in regulated markets such as Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ontario (Canada), and the Netherlands. Despite its relatively small operational size—listed as 2-10 employees on LinkedIn—Betixon has demonstrated notable market penetration through exclusive game launches and continuous expansion across regulated jurisdictions.
Recent News
Evolution’s Q2 2026 results show steady growth in most regions as Galaxy deal likely falls through
Evolution reported Q2 2026 net revenue of €517.8m, down 1.2% year-on-year, with Europe returning to sequential growth but Asia declining. The company appears set to abandon its $85m acquisition of Galaxy Gaming as the closing period expires without a deal.
Evolution settles UKGC probe for £4.75m, Galaxy deal lapses as CEO rules out UK strategy shift
Evolution has paid £4.75 million to settle a UK Gambling Commission probe into black market access, while CEO Martin Carlesund confirmed no change to UK operations and criticised rising gambling taxes. Meanwhile, the supplier’s acquisition of Galaxy Gaming has stalled after the July 2026 deadline passed, though neither party has walked away from the deal.
Pascal Gaming Expands Reach Via EGT Digital Aggregator Deal
Pascal Gaming has signed a distribution agreement with EGT Digital to make its games available through the X-Nave Gaming Aggregator, expanding into Europe, South America, and Africa. The deal includes branded titles like Avinho R10 and follows recent game certifications in Brazil.