Maracash Games: crash games and fruit-style slots built on an in-house engine
Maracash Games calls itself a boutique B2B supplier that makes its graphics, sound, maths and UI in-house on its own engine. Its range covers crash games and fruit-style slots, many in standard and Classic versions.
The studio
Who Maracash Games are
Maracash Games describes itself as a boutique online game supplier and an end-to-end software factory: graphics, animation, sound, maths models and UI are all produced in-house, on a proprietary engine it calls lightweight, fast and provably fair. Its site claims more than 20 live casino partners and shows over 40 games.
The company publishes no founding date, address, legal entity or team. Its contact page offers only an email address, a Skype ID and a Telegram handle, and the site carries a 2024 copyright line. We found no trade-press coverage or slot-database profile for it.
The games on its site include Hydroplan, Turboplan, Fly Baron, Save the Chicken, Football Rush and Safe Cracker, alongside fruit-style slots such as Fortune 5, Seven Fruit 20, Safari Hot 20, Elev Hot 5 and the Multi Chilli and Multi Fruit series, most in a standard and a Classic version. The company also offers reskins so operators can put games in their own branding.
The IGP catalogue lists 24 Maracash Games titles, including Hydro Plane, Maya Crash, Cracklet and Maneki Win in Easy, Medium and Hard versions. They are available through the IGP aggregator on one API and one wallet.
- Full name: Maracash Games; legal entity not published
- Founded: Not published (site copyright line: 2024)
- Headquarters: Not published
- Owner or parent: Not published
- Licences: None stated
- Content types: Crash games and slots; reskin service (company-stated)
- In the IGP catalogue: 24 titles
The games
Maracash Games titles
The company publishes game names but no release dates or rules on its site, so we list only what we could check.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Hydro Plane | — | Listed as Hydroplan on the company site; in the IGP catalogue |
| Fortune 5 | — | On the company site in standard and Classic versions |
| Elev Hot 5 | — | On the company site, also in a jackpot (JKP) version |
| Safari Hot 20 | — | On the company site in standard and Classic versions |
| Multi Chilly 20 | — | Spelled Multi Chilli 20 on the company site; standard and Classic versions |
| Multi Fruit 20 | — | The company site lists a Multi Fruit 20 Classic version |
| Maya Crash | — | In the IGP catalogue |
| Maneki Win Easy | — | In the IGP catalogue, alongside Medium and Hard versions |
| Cracklet | — | In the IGP catalogue |
Every title in this table is in the IGP catalogue. The full list of 24 Maracash Games titles is available from the IGP team on request.
What makes it different
What the studio is built around
These points come from the company’s own website; we found no independent source to check them against.
Everything made in-house
The company says graphics, animation, sound, maths models and UI are all produced by its own team, which it presents as artisanal work in a market of mass production.
Own lightweight engine
Maracash runs its games on a proprietary engine it describes as lightweight, fast and provably fair. No independent test report is published on its site.
Reskins and multiplayer
It offers custom reskins so an operator’s brand can be applied to a game, and lists real-time multiplayer synchronisation and jackpot systems among its features.
Standard and Classic pairs
Most slots on its site come in two versions, for example Fortune 5 and Fortune 5 Classic, or Safari Hot 20 and Safari Hot 20 Classic. The site does not explain the difference.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
Maracash Games’ website names no gaming licence, regulator, testing laboratory or licence number, and we found none elsewhere. It does not list the markets it serves.
Through IGP, the operator tells IGP its markets and IGP confirms which Maracash Games titles can launch there.
- Gaming licence: none stated
- Licence numbers: none published
- Test lab certificates: none named
- Markets: not published
FAQ
Maracash Games — common questions
The company does not publish an address or country. Its contact page lists only an email address, Skype and Telegram, and we found no registry or press source for its location.
Its website names no gaming licence, regulator or licence number, and we found none elsewhere. Operators should ask for certificates covering their markets; the operator tells IGP its markets and IGP confirms which titles can launch there.
The IGP catalogue lists 24 Maracash Games titles. The full game list is available from the IGP team on request.
Through the IGP API. Maracash titles run on one API and one wallet with the rest of your IGP content. You tell IGP your markets and IGP confirms which titles can launch there.
Crash games and slots, according to its site: titles such as Hydroplan, Fly Baron and Save the Chicken alongside fruit-style slots like Fortune 5 and Safari Hot 20. It also offers reskins for operators.
Get Maracash Games through one integration
Ask the IGP team for the full list of 24 Maracash Games titles, tell us your markets, and we will confirm which can launch there.
Request the game list
