Orbital Gaming: crash, dice and provably fair instants from Georgia
Orbital Gaming is Orbital LLC, registered in Tbilisi. It builds crash games, dice, Plinko, Mines and a retro-styled slot line, with provably fair verification across the instant catalogue.
The studio
Who Orbital Gaming are
The company’s own about page gives the entity as Orbital LLC, registration number 405357769, based in Tbilisi. To be clear, that is Georgia the country, not the US state — a confusion that appears in published profiles more often than it should.
The output splits in two. RNG instant and arcade games — crash, dice, Hi-Lo, Plinko, Mines, a wheel game — built around SHA-2 provably fair verification. And a smaller line of video slots plus some RNG table and card games. The crash titles are instant games, not live products. No live dealer content exists in the portfolio.
The founding year of 2019 is reported consistently by two independent directories, though not stated on the company’s own about page.
Two things in the public record genuinely conflict, and we flag both rather than picking. On leadership: directories name Boris Kiknadze as chief executive, while a January 2026 press quote describes Valerian Chanchibadze as CEO. On licensing: the company’s own site claims a Georgian permit, while a platform partner page says Curaçao. Those are not the same licence.
- Entity: Orbital LLC, registration 405357769
- Base: Tbilisi, Georgia — the country, not the US state
- Founded: 2019, reported by two directories
- Output: crash, dice, Plinko, Mines, wheel, slots, RNG tables
- No live dealer content
- CEO: conflicting — Kiknadze per directories, Chanchibadze per a Jan 2026 quote
- Licence: conflicting — Georgia per the company, Curaçao per a partner
The games
Orbital Gaming titles
Two of the three dated titles come from directory tracking rather than the company. The rest are undated.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Keno | 2019 | Number-draw instant game, dated by two directories |
| Astro | Aug 2022 | Crash game — a multiplier climbs and the player cashes out before it ends |
| Stellar | Jan 2023 | Marketed as the studio’s first 3D crash title. The superlative is the company’s own positioning |
| Miami 1980 | — | Slot, tagged as a new release on the company’s own homepage |
| Santa Reels / Memphis Classic / Kyoto Classic / Cosmo Classic | — | The slot line, leaning on retro and pixel-art styling |
| Spheres | — | Player-against-dealer game using coloured circles to form combinations, per a directory description |
| Mines / Dice / Plinko / Wheel / Hi-Lo | — | The core instant game catalogue, all with provably fair verification |
| Cyberdice | — | Described elsewhere as a first crypto-based dice game — marketing language rather than an established fact |
| Football / Balloon Ball / V One / Texas | — | Further instant games on the company’s own homepage |
| Baccarat / Casino Hold’em / Texas Hold’em / video poker | — | RNG table and card games. Not live tables |
The company discloses a return figure on at least one game page. We do not repeat return percentages for any provider, since operators configure them and any single number is wrong somewhere.
What makes it different
What characterises the studio
A crash-first catalogue with a distinctive look and two contradictions in its own paperwork.
Provably fair as the core pitch
SHA-2 verification across the instant line, with the player able to check a result was not altered after the fact. Common among crash and dice studios generally, but Orbital builds its positioning on it.
Retro visual identity
Pixel art and early-console styling run through the slot line. In a category where most catalogues look interchangeable, a consistent visual signature is a real differentiator.
Crash is not live casino
Astro and Stellar are RNG instant games. Profiles filing them under live casino, or under slots, have the category wrong.
Two conflicts to resolve before contracting
The licence jurisdiction and the identity of the chief executive both differ between otherwise credible sources. Neither is fatal, but both are worth settling directly rather than reading off a directory.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
The company’s own about page states a licence from Georgia’s LEPL Revenue Service, a B2B permit for the provision of gambling games, licence number 19-02/31. We did not cross-check it against Georgia’s own register.
A platform partner page states a Curaçao licence instead, and a second directory mentions only an iTech Labs RNG certificate and an unspecified authorisation from March 2022. These are three different accounts. We present the company’s own claim as primary and flag the rest.
Distribution partners named in dated announcements include SOFTSWISS, RocketPlay, REEVO, Slotegrator and QTech Games, the last targeting Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe and Latin America.
A July 2025 award announcement on the company’s own news page does not name the awarding body, so we do not repeat it as a credential.
- Georgia LEPL Revenue Service B2B permit 19-02/31 — company-stated
- A partner page claims a Curaçao licence instead — the two do not match
- iTech Labs RNG certification mentioned by a directory, no number given
- Entity: Orbital LLC, Georgian registration 405357769
Recent activity
Recent activity
A steady run of aggregator partnerships.
FAQ
Orbital Gaming — common questions
Tbilisi, in Georgia the country — not the US state. The entity is Orbital LLC, registration number 405357769, per the company’s own about page.
Sources conflict. Directory listings name Boris Kiknadze; a January 2026 press quote describes Valerian Chanchibadze as CEO. That may be a leadership change or an error in one source. We flag it rather than pick.
Also conflicting. The company’s own site claims a Georgian LEPL Revenue Service B2B permit, number 19-02/31. A platform partner page claims Curaçao instead. Those are different licences from different regulators, and the discrepancy should be settled directly.
No. They are RNG crash games — a multiplier climbs and the player cashes out before the round ends. Orbital has no live dealer content of any kind.
SHA-2 based verification across the instant game line, letting a player confirm that a result was not altered after their bet. It is standard in this category rather than unique to Orbital, but the studio builds its pitch on it.
2019, reported consistently by two independent directories, though not stated on the company’s own about page.
Yes, a smaller line alongside the instants — Miami 1980, Santa Reels, and a set of retro-styled classics. The pixel-art visual identity is the studio’s clearest signature.
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