Victory Ark Gaming (VA Gaming): Slots, Fishing and Crash Games

VA Gaming launched in 2017. Slots and fishing games were its starting point, and crash games, a format that has caught on fast with players, became a third pillar.

The studio pays close attention to low-bandwidth markets, so players with slower connections can still open and play its games quickly. Its random number generators have been checked by independent labs such as GLI and iTech Labs.

From a small Asian studio, VA Gaming has worked its way into markets on several continents. The milestones below show how.

The head office is in Manila, the Philippines, and the company employs between 100 and 200 people. Detailed 3D graphics run through the whole portfolio, from slots to fish shooters and crash games.

VA Gaming works with platforms such as 798win and has built a large, active player community that is still growing.

The library holds more than 50 titles. Some lean on strategy and role-playing elements, others are light casual games, and the artwork across the range is well regarded.

Social features matter here. Players can join events, share results and interact with each other while they play. Under the hood, HTML5 engines and transparent mechanics support high multiplier potential, and the development team works through a strict process covering both visuals and sound.

Slots remain the main product, with a smaller set of fishing and crash games. Those two niches are still growing in iGaming, which gives the studio room to shape them early.

VA Gaming delivers its games through an API built for aggregators and platforms. Slots and fishing games drop into an operator's existing set-up without extra adjustments.

The same API carries the studio's engagement tools, including FreeSpin campaigns and tournaments, which help with retention. It is designed to scale as a platform adds more games or more players.

VA Gaming concentrates on slots and social-style games with 3D presentation. The slots span many themes and run from simple three-reel machines to modern games with bonus features and special rewards. The fishing and crash lines follow the same approach but are much smaller, with fewer than a dozen titles so far.

Recent releases include:

All VA Gaming content is RNG-based; there is no live streaming. Browser games are built in HTML5, while Unity powers the 3D graphics.

Every title is optimised for iOS and Android. Responsive layouts let the games fit smaller screens without losing performance or visual detail.

Many titles can be played for free and include in-game rewards such as free spins, achievement bonuses and multipliers. A lot of the catalogue also runs inside time-limited events and tournaments, where players compete for bigger rewards and virtual credits.

Because every game runs on an RNG, outcomes are random by design, and the studio's RNG was certified by GLI in 2020. The official website does not go into detail on wider third-party audits or SSL encryption, although both are standard in the industry.

On licensing, VA Gaming secured an Anjouan licence in 2025 and has started certification in South Africa and Brazil. It does not appear to hold licences for other regulated real-money markets, so its games are more common in regions with lighter regulation. Regular updates and social features have helped it keep a loyal player base.

The studio has a good reputation in Latin America and Asia but has not yet won a major industry award.

VA Gaming titles can be found at brands including:

• National Casino
• NetBet
• Play Amo
• Gunsbet
• Loki Casino
• 20 Bet

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