Games Software
Companies offering games software in the iGaming industry — 1044 listed.
Gaming Entertainment
Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, Studentski Grad, Sofia, Sofija-Grad 1700, Bulgaria, Prof. Petar Jidrov, 2, Sofia, Sofija-Grad 1700, Bulgaria
As a company we are constantly striving to evolve, with a team of seasoned rockstars in the iGaming industry, we make sure to stay one step ahead of the curve. We are constantly monitoring the ever changing landscape of the scene and quickly adapt our operations and vision to accommodate for ‘the next big thing’ before it occurs.Our platform completely closes the business cycle with Casino Games and Sportsbook integration, Bonus Engine, Gamification and loyalty, In-House KYC and Risk Management, PAM, In-House CMS, Player Segmentation and CRM, Secure Payments, Multi-Currency Support including Crypto, Real-Time Reporting and a multitude of other advanced features, all designed to ensure the smooth operations of our clients.

GammaStack
Riga, Latvia
GammaStack is a global B2B iGaming technology company that delivers end-to-end software solutions for online casinos, sportsbooks, lotteries, sweepstakes, and fantasy sports operators. Founded in 2012 by Gaurav Soni, Dinesh Atoliya, and Mayank J. Jaimini, the company began as a team of passionate developers and has grown into an international technology partner serving over 600 operators across more than 45 countries. Headquartered in Riga, Latvia, with an additional corporate registration in Wilmington, Delaware, GammaStack employs over 500 professionals and has completed more than 600 projects. Its product suite includes the flagship GammaPlus turnkey platform, a sportsbook engine, an online casino aggregator, a provably fair casino, and bespoke enterprise tools. The company remains privately held and has not raised external funding. In 2025, GammaStack launched GammaPlus and partnered with Trifecta Gaming to develop next-generation slot and crash games, while maintaining a strong presence at major industry events like ICE Barcelona and SBC Summit Lisbon.
Games Warehouse
United Kingdom
Games Warehouse is a UK-based company that designs, manufactures, and supplies pay-to-play video entertainment terminals, primarily for the pub and bar sector. It is widely credited with creating the Skill with Prize (SWP) market in the UK, offering a regulated alternative to traditional gaming machines. The company’s flagship brand, Paragon, has set the industry standard for SWP terminals, combining skill-based gameplay with cash prizes. Games Warehouse also provides an expanding portfolio of quiz machines and other digital entertainment solutions tailored for the hospitality environment. The company operates as a business-to-business supplier, working with pub chains, arcades, and leisure operators to install and maintain its terminals. In 2018, Games Warehouse was acquired by Blueprint Gaming, a leading UK online and retail slot developer owned by the German Gauselmann Group. Since the acquisition, Games Warehouse has continued to operate as a standalone entity within the Blueprint/Gauselmann family, focusing on the UK retail SWP and quiz machine market while leveraging Blueprint’s game development resources.

GamingSoft
Makati, Philippines
GamingSoft is a privately held B2B iGaming technology provider that delivers white-label platforms, API aggregation, and turnkey solutions tailored primarily to the Asian market. Founded in 2002 in Makati, Philippines, the company has grown into a regional leader with a global footprint, operating under the Maltese legal entity GSXPERT SOLUTIONS GROUP LTD., which is licensed and regulated by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). Its core offering is an all-in-one iGaming platform that includes a white-label casino, an API aggregator connecting operators to hundreds of game providers, integrated payment gateways, and an AI-driven big-data analytics engine. In 2025/2026, GamingSoft launched an AI White Label solution incorporating machine-learning tools for player engagement, fraud detection, and operational reporting. With a headcount estimated between 201 and 500 employees, the company serves both start-up operators and established brands seeking rapid entry into regulated markets across Asia, Europe, and Latin America. GamingSoft remains unfunded by external investors, relying on organic growth and reinvested profits.

Gamevy Limited
124 City Road, London, England, EC1V 2NX
Gamevy Limited, now operating as G Gaming Limited, is a London-based iGaming software supplier and operator founded in February 2013. The company specialises in designing and developing real-money online gameshows, lotteries, and scratch cards, blending skill and chance to create engaging player experiences. Its flagship product line, billed as the world's first online gameshows, has been praised for combining TV-style entertainment with wagering. In 2021, Gamevy merged with fellow game developer Glück, forming a combined team of approximately 60 employees under the leadership of founder Paul Dolman-Darrall. The merged entity offers a broader portfolio that includes bingo and instant-win games alongside Gamevy's original offerings. Gamevy has received industry recognition, winning Pitch ICE, and has been featured in outlets such as The Guardian and CalvinAyre.com. The company is licensed as both a supplier and operator, providing seamless API integration and full operational support to its operator clients.

Gaming Mail
United Kingdom
Gaming Mail is a UK-based email marketing and customer communications platform dedicated exclusively to the online gaming industry. Launched in 2010, the company positions itself as a specialist partner that bridges the gap between gaming brands and their players through offline, loyalty-driving communications. Unlike generalist email service providers, Gaming Mail tailors its infrastructure, data management, and campaign strategies to the unique regulatory, retention, and engagement challenges of iGaming, sportsbooks, and online casino operators. The platform enables brands to create personalised, automated messaging that supports player lifecycle management, from acquisition nudges to reactivation campaigns, while navigating the strict compliance requirements of gambling jurisdictions. With over a decade of operational experience, Gaming Mail has built a reputation for understanding player behaviour patterns specific to gaming environments, offering deliverability optimisation, triggered email workflows, and real-time analytics. The company's core proposition is helping gaming brands maximise player lifetime value through relevant, timely, and compliant email interactions – a critical channel in an industry where personalised communication directly impacts retention and spend. Its client base spans operators across Europe and beyond, though the company maintains a relatively low public profile, focusing on direct B2B service delivery.

GamesScorekeeper
Aarhus, Denmark
GameScorekeeper is a Danish B2B esports data specialist founded in early 2016 by Felix Klastrup in Aarhus, Denmark. It provides high-integrity, structured data feeds, widgets, and white-label solutions to sports betting operators, fantasy sports platforms, and media companies. The company’s proprietary platform automatically collects and normalizes millions of data points per event across over ten leading esports titles, including CS:GO, League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant, and Overwatch. Its product suite includes historical, scheduling, and live data delivered via REST and WebSocket APIs, as well as embeddable visualizations and fully branded turnkey esports websites. GameScorekeeper also offers compliance solutions tailored for esports sportsbooks. The company has established partnerships with major industry players such as DraftKings, PrizePicks, and Pinnacle, and in 2021 partnered with Sportsflare to launch the first esports Bet Builder. In November 2025, GameScorekeeper was acquired by Oddin.gg, combining its extensive data archive with Oddin.gg's real-time predictive models and managed betting services. The acquisition positions the combined entity as a comprehensive end-to-end esports data and betting infrastructure provider.

Gaming Corps
Uppsala, Sweden
Gaming Corps is a publicly traded iGaming developer headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, with development studios in Malta. Founded in 2014, the company has established itself as a fast-growing studio on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market by blending traditional casino mechanics with video-game culture and youth trends. Its portfolio spans casino slots, Plinko, multiplier games, the proprietary Smash4Cash™ mechanic, table games, and mine-themed titles. In 2025, Gaming Corps expanded its technological offering by launching a Remote Gaming Server (RGS) for third-party studios, starting with a partnership with DEGEN Studios. The company holds licences from multiple regulated markets and reported a 41% increase in net revenue in Q1 2026 compared to the same quarter in 2025. Its executive team, led by CEO Juha Kauppinen, drives a mission to deliver an all-encompassing entertainment experience that challenges industry conventions. Gaming Corps has also formed strategic partnerships with major operators, including an expanded collaboration with Entain that went live with BetMGM in Ontario in December 2025.
GamesGuru Pvt. Ltd.
India (retail store located in T. Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu)
GamesGuru Pvt. Ltd. is an Indian-origin game development company founded in 2016, specializing in casino game creation, casual game development, and casino art production services. The company positions itself as a leading entertainment development firm offering end-to-end services for iGaming operators and studios, including slot game development, table game art, animation, and AR/VR experiences. It targets both the Indian and international gambling markets. A separate retail arm under the same brand operates in Chennai, selling gaming consoles and accessories, though its relationship to the development company remains unclear. GamesGuru maintains a low public profile with no disclosed funding rounds, partnerships, or expansions beyond its founding year, suggesting a small, privately-held service provider operating with limited digital presence.

Gaminator
Gumpoldskirchen, Lower Austria, Austria
Gaminator is a multi-faceted brand owned by Austrian gambling giant Novomatic AG and operated primarily through its subsidiary Greentube. It serves two distinct markets: a consumer-facing social casino app that offers free-to-play slots and video poker, and a B2B Gaminator System providing a full suite of casino management software, game libraries, payment solutions, and operational tools for licensed casino operators. The consumer app features more than 200 Novomatic-branded slot titles such as Book of Ra deluxe, Sizzling Hot deluxe, and Dolphin's Pearl deluxe, available on iOS, Android, and web. The B2B system is marketed to both aspiring and established casino operators, offering robust back-office management, analytics, and omnichannel integration. While the consumer app is purely social with no real-money gambling, the Gaminator System is used in regulated real-money environments. Together, the brand leverages Novomatic's decades of land-based and online gaming experience to deliver a retro-flavored aesthetic that resonates with slot enthusiasts.

GameSpring Co. Ltd.
Seoul, South Korea
GameSpring Co. Ltd. is a South Korean privately held software development studio that has specialised in online and mobile casino‑style games since its founding in 2003. Headquartered in Seoul, the company designs, develops and publishes a portfolio of social casino titles that replicate the experience of real‑world card and table games without real‑money gambling. Its product range covers Texas Hold’em Poker, Baccarat, Blackjack, Roulette, Slots, Caribbean Stud Poker, Sic Bo, Badugi and Omaha – many offered through flagship mobile apps such as *Baccarat – Dragon Ace Casino* and the *Play Vegas Macau Style Social Casino* suite. GameSpring’s games are available on iOS and Android and have been downloaded by over 10 million players across more than 180 countries. The studio emphasises long‑term sustainability over short‑term profit, focusing on continuous product improvement, quality assurance and social responsibility. Its small but dedicated team of 11–50 employees operates under the founding leadership of CEO Kelly Park and CMO James Park, who together set the company’s strategic vision. GameSpring remains a niche player in the social casino space, known for its realistic game mechanics, multi‑table support and features such as straddle betting and hand replay. The company does not offer real‑money gambling and does not hold a formal gaming licence; its products are classified as social casino or simulated gambling apps.
Gameiom Technologies Limited
Hinckley, Leicestershire, United Kingdom
Gameiom Technologies Limited is a UK- and Gibraltar-licensed iGaming aggregator, content developer, and platform provider, wholly owned by global gaming supplier AGS LLC following a $5 million cash acquisition in June 2018. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Hinckley, Leicestershire, Gameiom was built to serve real-money gaming operators and sports-betting partners by offering a robust, scalable remote game server (RGS) platform. The company’s core business model centres on providing an aggregation platform that enables game developers a quick route to market, and developing its own virtual gaming content. Gameiom’s platform distributes content from over 15 game suppliers—including Ainsworth, Gaming Realms, Reflex Gaming, and 1X2 Network—giving operators access to over 100 live games and a library of more than 1,000 additional games. Key clients have included major operators such as William Hill, Ladbrokes Coral, and BetVictor. With an estimated headcount of 11–50 employees, the company operates under multiple regulatory licences, including the UK Gambling Commission, Malta Gaming Authority, Government of Gibraltar, and several U.S. state licences, positioning it as a compliant, open platform for global iGaming distribution.
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