Amarix: a crash and instant-game studio, whatever the branding says
Amarix calls itself a mobile-first slot and crash provider. The catalogue is almost entirely crash, Mines, Plinko and other provably fair instant games — only one title reads as a conventional slot.
The studio
Who Amarix are
The company publishes its legal identity in its own terms of use, which is more than most studios of this size manage: Pixelated Adventures Limited, registration 15846, registered in Hamchako, Mutsamudu, on the Autonomous Island of Anjouan in the Union of the Comoros.
A caveat that matters: Anjouan does not maintain a public online register comparable to Malta’s or the UK’s, so that number cannot be cross-checked. It is a specific, company-stated fact, not a verified one.
On the product, we are going to correct the branding. Amarix markets itself as a slot and crash provider. The actual dated catalogue is Crash X, Air Crash, Car Crash, Mines, Crystal Mines, Crypto Mines, Plinko, Drinko, Limbo Land, Dice, Towerbit, Ronin, Keno, Hilo, Goal and Mega Hamster — crash and provably fair instant games. One title, Sunny Wins, is presented as a conventional slot. Anyone planning a slots section around this studio would be disappointed.
Aleksandra Mouton is chief executive, named and quoted across several dated 2025 trade articles — the best-corroborated leadership fact of any small supplier in this batch. Anna Krimova is head of sales.
- Entity: Pixelated Adventures Limited, registration 15846
- Registered: Anjouan, Union of the Comoros
- CEO: Aleksandra Mouton
- Actual output: crash and provably fair instant games
- Slots: effectively one title, despite the branding
- Testing: BMM Testlabs partnership claimed by the company
- Founded: not published; a 2024 claim conflicts with a 2023 release
The games
Amarix titles
Dates below are catalogue-tracked rather than company announcements, except where a dated release post exists.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Crash X | 18 Sep 2023 | The original crash title — rising multiplier, cash out before it crashes. Also the earliest dated release, which sits awkwardly with the claimed 2024 founding |
| Drinko | 12 Jan 2025 | Plinko-style drop game: a token falls through a pegged board into valued slots |
| Air Crash | 18 Jan 2025 | Aviation-themed crash variant |
| Limbo Land | 23 Jan 2025 | Limbo format — the player sets a target multiplier and a single random outcome decides it, with no live rising curve |
| Sunny Wins | 18 Feb 2025 | The one title presented as a conventional slot. No reel or feature detail is published |
| Goal (Rising Rewards) | 23 Feb 2025 | Football-themed escalating-reward instant game |
| Towerbit | 18 Mar 2025 | Tower climb: advance through escalating risk levels and cash out before a failure event |
| Crystal Mines | 1 Apr 2025 | Mines-genre reveal game — uncover safe tiles, avoid the bombs, build the multiplier |
| Car Crash | 18 Apr 2025 | Vehicle-themed crash variant |
| Mega Hamster | 5 Jun 2025 | Crash variant with a five-level climb from street to wealth; cash out before the hamster returns to the streets |
| Crypto Crash / Plinko Crypto | 21 May 2026 | Cryptocurrency-themed versions of the crash and Plinko formats |
| Mines / Crypto Mines / Crazy Mines / Dice / Ronin / Keno / Hilo / Video Poker | — | The rest of the provably fair instant catalogue. Ronin is a coin-flip game |
Catalogue sites file these under slots as a taxonomy default, which is where the slot framing comes from. The mechanics are crash, reveal and drop games, not reel-based slots.
What makes it different
What Amarix actually offers
A genre specialist with operator tooling attached — and a branding line that does not match the catalogue.
Provably fair verification
The studio builds on cryptographic hash verification with a public checking tool. That is the convention of crypto-facing instant games rather than of licensed slot RNGs, and it is consistent with what the catalogue actually is.
Crash, done many ways
Crash X, Air Crash, Car Crash, Mega Hamster and Crypto Crash are all the same core mechanic in different clothes. For an operator that means depth in one genre rather than breadth across the lobby.
Operator tooling
A March 2025 update added game and branding customisation, a real-time leaderboard tournament tool with its own scoring algorithm and multi-currency support, and an API-driven free-bet bonus system configurable on either side. These are operator features, not player mechanics.
Read the branding carefully
“Slot and crash provider” is the company’s own phrase, and it is not what the catalogue shows. If slots are what you need, this is not the supplier for them.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
Registration is Anjouan, Union of the Comoros, number 15846, stated by the company in its own terms. There is no public Anjouan register to check it against, so it is company-stated rather than verified.
The company states it is an official compliance testing partner with BMM Testlabs. We have not confirmed that against BMM’s own records.
A June 2025 MENA partnership announcement contains a quote attributed to Amarix’s chief executive referring to “one of the leading regulated online casinos in Lebanon”. That reads as a press-release drafting error conflating the supplier with the operator. It is not a claim that Amarix holds a Lebanese licence, and we do not repeat it as one.
Distribution runs through Slotegrator and a number of platform partners.
- Anjouan registration 15846 — company-stated, no public register to verify
- BMM Testlabs compliance testing partnership claimed by the company
- No MGA, UKGC or Curacao licence stated or found
- A “Lebanon” line in one press release is a drafting error, not a licence
Recent activity
Recent activity
An active 2025 for a supplier of this size.
FAQ
Amarix — common questions
Barely. The studio brands itself as a slot and crash provider, but the dated catalogue is crash, Mines, Plinko, Limbo, dice and similar provably fair instant games. Only one title, Sunny Wins, is presented as a conventional slot.
Pixelated Adventures Limited, registration 15846, registered in Hamchako, Mutsamudu on the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros. The company states this itself in its terms of use.
Not publicly. Anjouan does not maintain an online register comparable to Malta’s or the UK’s, so the number is specific and company-stated but cannot be cross-checked the way an MGA licence can.
Aleksandra Mouton is chief executive, named and quoted across several dated 2025 trade articles. Anna Krimova is head of sales.
Not published. One catalogue site says 2024, but that site also dates the studio’s first release to September 2023, so the two do not agree. We leave the year open.
No. A line in one 2025 press release refers to “one of the leading regulated online casinos in Lebanon”, which reads as a drafting error conflating Amarix with the operator it was partnering. It is not a licence claim.
A verification scheme using cryptographic hashes, with a public tool that lets a player confirm a result was not altered after the bet. It is standard in crypto-facing instant games and it is what Amarix builds on.
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