Games Software
Companies offering games software in the iGaming industry — 1044 listed.
Megawin Technology Corp.
Zhubei, Hsinchu County, Taiwan
Megawin Technology Co., Ltd. (TPEX: 3122) is a Taiwan-based fabless semiconductor company specializing in the design, development, and sale of microcontrollers (MCUs), embedded control chips, and power management ICs. Founded on June 21, 1999, and headquartered in Zhubei, Hsinchu County, the company has built a reputation over more than 25 years as a reliable supplier of 8‑bit and 32‑bit MCUs, including Arm® Cortex®‑M0, M0+, and M3 cores, as well as dedicated BLDC motor control chips. Its product ecosystem encompasses hardware evaluation boards (EVBs), integrated development environments (IDEs), graphical code generators (e.g., MG32CoGen), and programming tools, enabling customers in industrial control, home appliances, motor control, computer peripherals, and mobile phone accessories to accelerate product development. The company shifted from pure MCU sales to a full ecosystem approach, offering comprehensive firmware development platforms and technical support forums. As of 2023, Megawin employed 72 people and is listed on the Taipei Exchange since June 2012. The company is led by founder Kow‑Liang Wen, who serves as both Chairman and CEO, and is recognised as a niche player in the competitive MCU market, particularly within Asia.
Medialive Casino Ltd.
Triq Luigi Manuel Galea, 57/60, Qormi QRM4000, Malta
Medialive Casino Ltd. is a B2B iGaming software provider specializing in live dealer casino games and RNG content, founded in 2005. The company offers a fully customizable live casino platform with HD streaming of roulette, blackjack, baccarat, and poker with real human dealers. Its technology can be integrated into online platforms, deployed in land-based casinos, or used to launch a complete white-label gaming site. Medialive holds a Malta Gaming Authority license, enabling regulated market access across Europe and beyond. In 2019, its consumer-facing platform rebranded to LiveG24, while the corporate entity remains Medialive Casino Ltd. With over 14 years of industry experience and partnerships such as the Microgame integration in Italy, the company has established itself as a reliable partner for operators seeking custom live casino solutions.
mBet Solutions N.V.
Willemstad, Curaçao
mBet Solutions N.V. is a Curaçao-based company established in June 2013 that operates at the intersection of sportsbook software development, payment technology, and direct operator services. The company is best known as the operator of Sportsbet.io, a leading cryptocurrency-friendly sportsbook and casino brand that accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital currencies. Beyond its consumer-facing brand, mBet Solutions provides a mobile-first sportsbook platform as a turnkey B2B solution, along with integrated payment processing and dynamic risk management tools for third-party operators. The firm serves a global, blue-chip client base and holds a Curaçao gaming license. Its corporate website (mbetsolutions.com) positions the company as a diversified technology provider, while its AML policy reflects a strong compliance framework. Although public information on headcount and detailed leadership is limited, the company is recognized on iGaming supplier directories and has a registered principal, Sandra Vask. mBet Solutions N.V. occupies a niche but significant role in the online gambling supply chain, combining software development, payment infrastructure, and direct licensing under one Curaçao-registered entity.
MediaGamble
400 meters north and 400 meters east of Pali, San Pablo, Heredia, Costa Rica
Media Gamble Company founded in 2014. The Mediagamble team consists of highly qualified international professionals with many years of experience in online casino games creation. The company utilizes cutting-edge technology to create games that attract players not only pleasant design, but make the gameplay more entertaining. And most importantly make the game memorable and more attractable. Our games are unusual and will be a unique addition to any modern casino.
Mazooma Interactive Games
Astra House, 1 Kingsway, Bridgend Industrial Estate, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, CF31 3RY, United Kingdom
Mazooma Interactive Games (MIG) was a UK-based iGaming technology company that specialised in bridging land-based casino content with the online market. Incorporated in 2012 and headquartered in Bridgend, Wales, the company developed game integration capabilities that allowed traditional slot machines and video poker titles to be deployed on digital and mobile platforms. MIG’s portfolio encompassed video poker devices, slot machines, and casino software, primarily serving the UK and international regulated markets. In a strategic move to streamline interactive operations, Greentube – the NOVOMATIC Interactive division – acquired MIG in 2019, subsequently forming Greentube UK Ltd. The acquisition enabled former Mazooma customers to access the full NOVOMATIC Group portfolio alongside Greentube’s modern products and services. The company retained its game build and design capabilities under new ownership but later ceased trading as a standalone entity. Its registered company status was listed as dissolved, marking the end of the Mazooma Interactive Games brand. Despite its relatively short independent life, MIG played a notable role in the UK’s transition of land-based gaming content to online channels.
Maxway Infotech
India
Maxway Infotech is an Indian-based technology company that specializes in custom software development, with a primary focus on game development for mobile apps, web platforms, and fantasy sports applications. The company presents itself as a full‑service provider, offering end‑to‑end solutions from concept and design to post‑launch support. Its service portfolio includes web development, mobile app development, game development, and digital marketing, targeting clients in the B2B space – particularly those in the iGaming, casino, and fantasy sports industries. The firm's official website and its presence on casino‑industry directories such as Casinovendors.com indicate that it markets itself as a B2B software vendor for gambling‑related businesses, providing turnkey game development and platform solutions. Its YouTube channel promotes fantasy sports app development as a core offering, suggesting a concentration on sports‑betting and real‑money gaming verticals. Despite these stated capabilities, there is no verifiable evidence of a founding year, headquarters city, employee count, or executive team. The company does not appear in major industry news, partnership announcements, or funding databases, and its leadership is not publicly listed. This lack of transparency may indicate a very small operation or a firm that has not yet scaled beyond regional clients. Nonetheless, Maxway Infotech positions itself as a 'trusted No. 1 game development company in India' through its website’s SEO‑driven marketing, emphasizing its ability to handle everything from game design to digital marketing under one roof.
Max Win Gaming is a privately held B2B game studio founded in 2015 by a team of experienced slot industry professionals. The company specializes in creating high‑performance HTML5 slot games that combine original mechanics with visually engaging designs. Their portfolio supports over 40 languages and all major currencies, ensuring compatibility across mobile and desktop platforms. Max Win Gaming’s proprietary game engines include Multihops™, a mechanic that creates cascading win potential, and Smart Grid systems that integrate featured symbols to trigger varied in‑game functions. The studio also developed a “Reverse Slot” concept that adds value when players do not hit winning combinations, offering a distinctive twist on traditional slot dynamics. With a compact, highly motivated team of 11‑50 employees, Max Win Gaming supplies content to some of the world’s leading operators and has earned early recognition for its innovative approach. The company operates as a partner studio within the Relax Gaming aggregation network, further extending its reach to operators across regulated markets.
MaxBet
Novi Sad, Serbia
MaxBet is a leading omni‑channel sports betting and gaming operator with a dominant presence across the Balkans, primarily in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and North Macedonia. Founded in 1997 in Novi Sad, Serbia, by Saša Marčeta, the company grew from a single betting shop into one of the largest gambling brands in Southeast Europe. Its core offerings include sports betting with a strong focus on football and basketball, online casino, virtual betting, and the proprietary Lucky 6 lottery‑style game. MaxBet operates through more than 350 retail outlets and a robust digital platform, serving mobile and desktop users. In early 2024, Flutter Entertainment plc acquired a 51% stake for €141 million, valuing MaxBet as the #2 omni‑channel operator in Serbia. The company employs approximately 2,400 people and processes an average of 320 million betting odds daily on its AWS‑powered analytics platform.
MATCH52 is a casino game developer that has created a proprietary franchise of ten sports-themed table games marketed as “Sports Casino Games.” Its core product, also called MATCH52, is a card-based table game where a standard 52-card deck is dealt onto a board until a card number matches a designated rectangle, determining the winner. Players can bet on the match card’s value, color, suit, or row, with payouts up to 725-to-1. The franchise expands this mechanic across ten sports: baseball, basketball, boxing, football, hockey, golf, tennis, soccer, auto racing, and horse racing. MATCH52 positions itself as a hybrid between a sports bet and a traditional casino game, aiming to attract both sports bettors and table game players. The company offers a free mobile app for iOS and Android that simulates the game and invites casino operators to explore licensing or partnership opportunities. Despite occasional miscategorization as a sportsbook in industry directories, MATCH52 does not operate a sportsbook or provide odds on live events. Little public information exists about its founding date, headquarters, headcount, or leadership, suggesting it is a small independent developer with a minimal online presence.
Mascot Gaming
Not publicly confirmed; operations distributed across Europe and Latin America
Mascot Gaming is a European online casino games developer founded in 2015, operating a fully in-house production cycle that covers graphics, music, and software development. The studio has produced a portfolio of over 130 titles, including video slots, table games, and lottery-style games, and releases up to three new games per month. Its presence spans more than 100 online casinos and 500 brands worldwide, with a player base exceeding five million. The company divides its offerings into two core product lines: Profit Games, which use classic, familiar mechanics designed for player retention and revenue, and Traffic Games, which are visually distinctive, feature-rich titles optimized for player acquisition. Mascot Gaming is particularly noted for its strong support of crypto payments, ranking among the top providers globally in that niche. The company also emphasizes social responsibility through charity sponsorships and animal shelter support, and has been recognized for its rapid integration and mobile-friendly platform. While the leadership structure is not widely publicized, the company's consistent release schedule and growing operator base demonstrate solid operational capability.
Manna Play
Swatar, Birkirkara, Malta
Manna Play is a Malta-based online casino games provider founded in 2018, operating as a B2B partner for operators across Asia, Europe, and Latin America. The company develops high-performance slot games, arcade-style titles, and skill-based games, emphasising creative mechanics and regional market adaptation. With a small team of 11–50 employees, Manna Play offers white-label content, exclusive titles, and co-publishing opportunities through a proprietary backend engine designed for cross-platform deployment and player retention. The studio claims regulated status and 24/7 operations, staffed by game producers, award-winning developers, and artists, though public information about ownership and leadership is extremely limited. No official website or corporate press releases have been located; the company’s primary digital footprint is a LinkedIn page and listings on casino aggregation sites such as Slotstemple and VegasSlotsOnline. Manna Play remains a low-profile supplier in the iGaming ecosystem, focusing on customised gaming content for regional operators rather than broad market visibility.
Mahjong Time
5755 Oberlin Dr, Suite 301, San Diego, CA 92121, United States
Mahjong Time is an online multiplayer mahjong platform headquartered in San Diego, California. Founded in 2004 and publicly launched in May 2005, the company was the first online mahjong club to offer real-time, four-player mahjong games without requiring any software download. The platform supports multiple major mahjong rule sets including American Mah Jongg, Riichi, Mahjong Competition Rules (MCR), Hong Kong, and Taiwanese mahjong, catering to a global community of players. Mahjong Time operates a subscription-based business model with additional revenue from tournament entry fees and virtual goods. The platform is accessible via web browsers and through downloadable apps for Windows, iOS, and Android. It features live multiplayer tables, practice games against bots, skill-based tournaments with cash and prize pools, player rankings, ratings, belts, and chat functionality. The company also offers a "Lite" client and downloadable client for different user preferences. With a focus on authentic gameplay and community, Mahjong Time has positioned itself as a specialized niche in the online iGaming space, distinct from solitaire-style mahjong games. Its services are available 24/7 worldwide, subject to local gaming regulations. The company is privately held and has not disclosed funding rounds or investor details.
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