GameArt Slots and Jackpot Games

GameArt produces cost-effective HTML5 slots and puts a lot of craft into its artwork. The team keeps its development process simple, which means faster turnarounds and greater efficiency, and it backs every release with a management system designed to improve player retention.

The studio works from offices in Malta and Slovenia. It is licensed and certified in a long list of markets, and its visuals and technology have earned it several industry awards, including Best Digital Company at the Malta iGaming Excellence Awards in 2018.

From its Malta and Slovenia offices, GameArt has reached a series of milestones.

GameArt is privately owned, and CEO Matej Knez leads the company.

Key people

• Matej Knez: CEO
• Saverio Castellano: Founder and Research Director
• Simona Pinterova: Marketing Communication Manager

Today, a game has to work on every device, operating system and browser. GameArt handles this with clean code, well-optimised games and straightforward integration. Its focus is on slots and jackpots, and recent releases include:

• Circus of Horror
• Santa's Farm
• Night at KTV
• Joan of Arc
• King of Monkeys 2
• Chinese Zodiac
• 4 Symbols
• Flaming Reels
• Slot of Money

The catalogue has passed 80 titles, and new games arrive about once a month. Other studios have more games, but few have a library that looks this good.

For operators, the platform side matters as much as the art. GameArt games are delivered with multi-language and multi-currency support, so the same title can go live in several markets without separate builds, and the studio's licences cover regulated markets across Europe as well as Curacao and the Philippines.

How the jackpots work

More than 35 GameArt slots carry a jackpot with four tiers: Mini, Minor, Major and Grand, from the smallest prize to the largest. As long as the reserve pot is funded, every player in any of these games has the same chance of triggering any of the four prizes.

GameArt slots are built to draw players in and keep them spinning. Common traits across the range:

• Colourful, lively video slots
• Detailed, modern graphics
• Smooth animation
• Engaging themes and bonus rounds
• Jackpots on many titles

You can add them to your casino as part of our Slots Bundle to support retention, longer sessions and higher player spend. Three standout titles:

GameArt develops for desktop and mobile in parallel. HTML5 supports responsive design and real-time play, so each game adapts to the device it runs on, and the studio also offers a downloadable, cross-platform app. Players can expect:

• Lively video slots
• Smooth, stable performance
• Easy-to-use interfaces
• Attractive bonus features

Every new title launches on desktop and mobile on the same day, whatever the operating system, and the monthly release schedule keeps the mobile lobby fresh.

Many casinos that carry GameArt build promotions around its games, and even general bonus funds can usually be played on its titles. For full control over bonus types and campaign rules, you can add our standalone bonus system.

GameArt is licensed by several leading gambling authorities, including Curacao, Italy's Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (formerly AAMS), PAGCOR in the Philippines and Spain's DGOJ. These regulators have reviewed its security systems and confirmed them as safe and fair.

Independent auditors including Gaming Labs, QUINEL, SIQ and NMi have also certified the software. Their certificates confirm that the games produce random results and have not been tampered with.

GameArt has won industry awards and appeared on several shortlists:

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GameArt slots and jackpot games are available through our casino API. After one integration, you can add the full catalogue and new monthly releases next to 3,600+ games from 170+ game providers in our games aggregation catalogue.

Before adding a new studio to your lobby, it pays to check its licences, portfolio and track record. These are the questions operators ask most often about GameArt.