Bullshark: Tallinn slot studio releasing through Hacksaw Gaming’s OpenRGS
Bullshark Games is a slot studio that names Tallinn as its home and releases its games through Hacksaw Gaming’s OpenRGS platform. It publishes no founding year, legal entity or licence of its own.
The studio
Who Bullshark are
Bullshark Games (the logo reads BULLSHARK GAMES) is a slot developer that calls its team gamers at heart and says every game goes through thousands of test spins before release. An August 2025 award announcement on its site places the studio in Tallinn.
Interviews republished on its website name Andre Villandberg as founder and CEO, and Madis Raus as product director; Raus previously worked at Playtech and OneTouch. The studio does not publish a founding year, a legal entity or staff numbers.
Bullshark releases its games through Hacksaw Gaming’s OpenRGS, a platform that lets partner studios build on Hacksaw’s tested frameworks and reach its distribution network. Bullshark says it was the second partner studio to join. According to the studio, Valhalla Wild Winter debuted through OpenRGS in December 2024.
IGP carries 30 Bullshark titles.
- Full name: Bullshark Games; legal entity not published
- Founded: Not published
- Headquarters: Tallinn, per an August 2025 post on its site
- Owner or parent: Not published; founder and CEO Andre Villandberg
- Licences: None published; games released via Hacksaw Gaming’s OpenRGS
- Content types: Video slots, including cluster-pay, scatter-pay and Hold and Win games
- In the IGP catalogue: 30 titles
The games
Bullshark titles
A selection of Bullshark titles from the IGP catalogue. Descriptions and years come from the studio’s own game pages.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Coop Clash | 2025 | 7×7 cluster slot; hopping wilds gain multipliers and low symbols get removed |
| Clover Club | 2025 | 6×5 scatter-pay slot with multiplier wilds and two free-spins tiers |
| Age of Seth | 2025 | 6×5 cluster slot; collected symbols unlock grid boosters, then free spins |
| Captain Coil | 2026 | 6×6 cascading cluster slot; snakes leave wilds and feed a global multiplier |
| Buzz Patrol | 2026 | 5×4, 20-line Hold and Win slot with a 3×3 mini game and two bonus modes |
| Amazing Miceketeers | — | In the IGP catalogue |
| Ancient Paws | — | In the IGP catalogue |
| Arena of Iron | — | In the IGP catalogue |
| Belle the Blade Hunter | — | In the IGP catalogue |
| Bullride Loot | — | In the IGP catalogue |
Every title in this table is in the IGP catalogue. The full list of 30 Bullshark titles is available from the IGP team on request.
What makes it different
What the studio is built around
Bullshark’s game pages and interviews point to four things.
Built on Hacksaw’s OpenRGS
Bullshark does not run its own game server. It releases through Hacksaw Gaming’s OpenRGS, which it says gives access to more than 20 regulated markets through Hacksaw’s distribution.
Progression inside a game
Villandberg names progression as a design priority. In Age of Seth, collected winning symbols fill a bar that unlocks grid boosters at set counts and then triggers free spins.
Global multipliers
Captain Coil and Blood Rebels use a global multiplier that resets each base-game spin but keeps growing through the bonus rounds, according to the game pages.
Bonus buy options
Its games offer bonus buys at several levels. According to its own announcement, this won the studio the Bonus Buyer category at the Slotsoo Game Provider Awards 2025.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
Bullshark does not publish a gambling licence, a licence number or a legal entity on its website, and it does not say under whose licence its games are supplied. It releases through Hacksaw Gaming’s OpenRGS, which it describes as giving access to more than 20 regulated markets. With no licence-holding entity named, there was nothing to check on a regulator register.
Operators tell IGP which markets they serve, and IGP confirms which Bullshark titles can launch there.
- No licence published on its website
- Games released via Hacksaw Gaming’s OpenRGS (company-stated)
- Legal entity and company registration not published
Recent activity
Recent activity
Dated items from 2024 onwards, each taken from a published source.
FAQ
Bullshark — common questions
An August 2025 announcement on its website places the studio in Tallinn. It publishes no registered address or legal entity.
Bullshark does not publish a licence or licence number. It releases games through Hacksaw Gaming’s OpenRGS, which it says reaches more than 20 regulated markets. It names no licence-holding entity, so there is nothing to check on a register.
Interviews republished on its site name Andre Villandberg as founder and CEO. Product director Madis Raus previously worked at Playtech and OneTouch, according to an interview with casino.ru.
It is Hacksaw Gaming’s platform for partner studios. According to Bullshark, it lets studios build games on Hacksaw’s tested frameworks and release them through Hacksaw’s distribution. Bullshark says it was the second partner studio.
The IGP catalogue includes 30 Bullshark titles. Which of them can launch depends on your markets, and the full game list is available from the IGP team on request.
Through the IGP aggregator, on one API integration and one wallet. Tell IGP which markets you operate in, and the team will confirm which Bullshark titles can launch there.
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