G.Games: slots, scratchcards and instant-win, UKGC licensed
G.Games is the studio formed when Gamevy and Glück Games merged in October 2018. It holds UK Gambling Commission licence 38979 and builds slots alongside a substantial casual and instant-win catalogue.
The studio
Who G.Games are
G.Games is a UK-licensed content studio. The legal entity on the UK Gambling Commission register is G Gaming Limited, licence account 38979, with two active licence classes: Gambling Software (Remote), active since 21 May 2015, and Game Host (Casino) Remote, active since 1 July 2022. The registered office is 124 City Road, London — a formation address used by many companies, so it indicates registration rather than where the team sits.
The studio in its current form dates from October 2018, when Gamevy and Glück Games announced their merger. That date is anchored to a contemporaneous trade announcement naming the executives involved. Some review sites give 2019 or 2021 instead; those appear to be propagation errors and we do not repeat them.
Helen Walton is the studio’s public-facing executive, described as Chief Commercial / Chief Content Officer and as a founder figure, with several trade interviews through 2025. The 2018 announcement named her as one of a group of co-founders and executives rather than as sole founder.
- Entity: G Gaming Limited, UKGC licence 38979
- Formed: October 2018, Gamevy + Glück Games merger
- Registered: 124 City Road, London
- Output: slots, casual, instant-win, scratchcards, table
- Casual brand: G Lotto
- No live casino and no betting games
The games
G.Games content
A slots catalogue with a genuinely large casual and instant-win side — the second half is what distinguishes this studio from a pure slots supplier.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Cheeky Fruits Deluxe / Cheeky Fruits 6 Deluxe | — | Flagship six-reel fruit machine line. No confirmed release year is published |
| CashCubes | — | Named among the current catalogue highlights in 2025 distribution coverage |
| TNT Extravaganza | — | Second title singled out in the same 2025 catalogue coverage |
| Tomb of the King | — | Expanding symbols, free spins and a wild. An aggregator dates it to 2019; that is not a company release note, so we leave the year open |
| Psycho Candies | — | Aggregator listings attribute cluster and cascade mechanics; release year differs between sources |
| Elite of Evil – Portal of Gold | — | Catalogue title; mechanic descriptions vary between third-party listings |
| Serendipity / Cthulhu / Lucky Lions | — | Further catalogue titles appearing consistently across listings, without reliable dates |
| G Lotto range | — | Scratchcards, keno, lotto and instant-win games — a separate branded line from the slots catalogue |
We do not publish release years for these titles because the only sources are aggregator listings that disagree with each other. RTP and max-win figures circulating for G.Games titles have no traceable primary source and are not repeated here.
What makes it different
What the studio is built around
The design philosophy is explicit and consistent across everything the studio and its distributors say.
Casual-first design
The stated approach is blending video-game structure with casino mechanics, aimed at low-to-medium volatility and retention rather than high-variance chasing. That is a positioning choice, not a trademarked engine — there is no branded mechanic here in the Megaways sense.
G Lotto as a second catalogue
Scratchcards, keno, lotto and instant-win games sit under their own brand. For operators, this matters: it is a whole second lobby category from one integration, which a pure slots studio cannot supply.
Crash and multiplayer — reported, not confirmed
A 2025 distribution write-up listed crash games in the delivered library and referenced an upcoming multiplayer feature. That is a distributor’s framing rather than a company product page, so we flag it rather than state it.
No live casino
Nothing from the company or its distributors describes dealer-hosted or betting-game products. Profiles that imply a live portfolio are wrong.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
The verified certification is the UK Gambling Commission licence, account 38979, confirmed live on the public register with two active classes.
Distributor pages claim licensing “in more than six jurisdictions” and market reach across Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Baltics, Malta, Romania and Ireland. None of that is confirmed against a regulator register, so we present it as a distributor claim, not as coverage you can rely on.
No Malta, Curacao or GLI record was located for this entity. Confirm certification for your own market directly before launch.
- UKGC licence 38979 — verified on the public register
- Gambling Software (Remote), active since 21 May 2015
- Game Host (Casino) Remote, active since 1 July 2022
- Wider multi-jurisdiction claims are distributor-stated and unverified
Recent activity
Recent activity
Distribution reach and industry visibility.
FAQ
G.Games — common questions
Yes. The legal entity G Gaming Limited holds UK Gambling Commission licence account 38979, with Gambling Software (Remote) active since 21 May 2015 and Game Host (Casino) Remote since 1 July 2022. Broader multi-jurisdiction claims come from distributor pages and are not confirmed on any register.
The studio in its current form dates from the October 2018 merger of Gamevy and Glück Games. Gamevy itself is widely reported as founded in 2013, though that figure comes from trade press rather than a filing. Review sites giving 2019 or 2021 for the merger are repeating an error.
No. The catalogue is slots plus casual, instant-win, scratchcard and table content. Nothing from the company or its distributors describes live dealer or betting-game products.
The studio’s branded line for scratchcards, keno, lotto and instant-win games, distinct from the main slots catalogue. For an operator it means one integration covers two lobby categories.
Reported, not confirmed. A 2025 distribution write-up listed crash games in the delivered library, but we have not seen this on the company’s own product pages, so we flag it rather than state it.
The UKGC register gives a London registered office at 124 City Road. One distributor page says Spain, which looks like a mix-up with a Bilbao studio location; it should not be treated as the HQ.
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