Instant-win, crash and slots

OnlyPlay: Tap Games, crash and slots built for fast cycles

OnlyPlay builds short-session content — single-tap instant-win games it brands Tap Games, crash titles and slots. What the company is, corporately, is much less clear than what it makes.

Tap Games
Own format
Crash
Second vertical
Not verifiable
Founding year
Not published
Licences

The studio

What OnlyPlay make

The product categories on the company’s own site are Tap Games, instant win, and crash and slots. That is a studio built around short sessions and fast resolution rather than around feature-heavy reel play.

Tap Games is OnlyPlay’s own branded format — single-tap instant-win rounds, distinct from a slot. It is the closest thing the studio has to a proprietary product line, and it is the reason to look at this catalogue rather than another.

There is no live casino, no betting games and no aggregation business. The company claims none of those.

The corporate picture is a mess of conflicting claims, and we are not going to tidy it by choosing. Head office appears as Kyiv in one directory and Lithuania in another. The founding year appears as 2007 in two places and as a team “established in 2020” in a third — likely the difference between an original company and a 2020 relaunch into casino content, but nobody states that clearly. No legal entity name or registration number was found anywhere.

What is and is not known
  • Products: Tap Games, instant win, crash, slots
  • Legal entity: not published anywhere
  • HQ: Kyiv and Lithuania both claimed
  • Founded: 2007 or 2020 depending on source
  • Named people: Artem Klymenko (co-founder, 2021), Vladimir Muraviov (CTO)
  • Licence: an MGA claim exists on one affiliate site with no number — unverified
  • No live casino, no betting games

The games

OnlyPlay titles

No release years are published for any title. Descriptions below come from the company’s own game pages.

TitleReleasedWhat it is
Piggy Tap—Fast multiplayer tap game — the flagship of the Tap Games format
F777 Fighter—Crash game with a fighter-jet theme. Widely mirrored across crash aggregator sites
Chicken Plinko—Plinko-board instant win with multiplier and jackpot cells
Tiger Jackpots—Asian-themed slot with four jackpot tiers
Wild Coin Saloon—Western-themed slot with wilds and free spins
Royal Fortune Fruits—Fruit slot with a wheel bonus
Gold of Baboon—Slot with wilds and free spins
Lucky Tanks / Limbo Cat—Named in 2021 distribution materials; current availability not confirmed

The company publishes an RTP figure on each game page. We do not repeat those, here or on any provider page — operators configure return tiers, so a single number is wrong somewhere by definition.

What makes it different

Why the format matters

A catalogue designed around session length rather than around features.

Tap Games as a category

A single tap resolves the round. That is a different product from a slot — shorter, more social, and suited to mobile-first audiences who will not sit through a base game. Merchandise it in its own lobby section, not among the slots.

No licence you can check

The only licensing claim we found is an MGA mention on one affiliate review site, with no number and no register citation. The company’s own site names no regulator. Treat the licensing position as unestablished.

Quiet in trade press

The last substantive dated story we could find is from May 2021. Affiliate sites resurface it looking current. If the roadmap matters to you, confirm it directly rather than from a listing.

Where it runs

Markets and licensing

No regulator and no licence number appear on the company’s own site. An MGA licence is claimed by one affiliate review site without a number or a register reference, so we flag it as unverified rather than repeat it.

The company claims 40+ localisations and distribution through several major platforms, which is consistent with the confirmed 2021 integration with a large aggregator.

Because compliance and market access here come through the aggregator rather than the studio, confirm coverage for your market with your platform.

Licences and certifications
  • No regulator named on the company’s own site
  • An MGA claim exists on one affiliate site with no number — unverified
  • No legal entity or registration number published
  • Market access runs through distribution partners

FAQ

OnlyPlay — common questions

OnlyPlay’s own branded instant-win format, where a single tap resolves the round. It is a different product from a slot and performs better in its own lobby section than mixed in with reel games.

No. The categories are Tap Games, instant win, crash and slots. The company claims no live casino, no betting games and no aggregation.

Not settled. One directory says Kyiv, another says Lithuania, and the company publishes no address or legal entity. We do not pick one.

Not verifiable. Two sources say 2007 and a third describes the team as established in 2020 — probably an original company and a later relaunch into casino content, but nobody states it clearly enough to publish.

No regulator or licence number appears on the company’s own site. An MGA licence is claimed by one affiliate review site with no number behind it, and we do not repeat it as fact.

Because operators configure return tiers, so any single figure would be wrong somewhere. That applies to every provider page on this site, not just this one.

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