Amiry Games
Also known as: AmiryGames
Amiry Games, also written AmiryGames, is a developer of crash-style and instant casino games that invites operators and other partners to work with it. Its website shows eight titles, among them Mines, Crash, Plinko, Chicken Run and Dragon's Tower alongside Blackjack and Video Poker, and names no legal entity, location, founding year or licence.
- Ownership
- Not disclosed on the official site.
- Products
- crash games, instant games, table games
- Also known as
- AmiryGames
- Website
- amirygames.com
- Contacts
- [email protected]
Presence
Casino brands
31
Open brands seen carrying Amiry Games in any market; closed casinos are not counted. A brand counts once, however many markets and sources list it.
History
Amiry Games presents a small portfolio of fast, simple games built to load quickly and run on any device, and describes its approach as player-first and quality over quantity. The home page, behind an 18+ age gate, shows eight titles: the multiplier and cash-out games Mines, Frog Leap, Dragon's Tower, Crash, Plinko and Chicken Run, plus Blackjack and Video Poker. The page description speaks of a large library of slots, table games and live brands, but the site itself shows only these eight games. Partnership, game and marketing enquiries go through a two-step contact form that asks for a company name and product details, or a general team mailbox. Its privacy policy, last updated on 1 January 2026, refers to the company only as Amiry Games and names no legal entity, registered address, founders, licences or certifications.
Notable
- Its site shows eight games, six of them crash-style or instant multiplier titles with a cash-out mechanic.
- Partnership enquiries go through a contact form asking for company and product details.
- The site names no legal entity, licence, certification or location.
Notable work
- Mines
- Crash
- Plinko
- Chicken Run
- Dragon's Tower
- Frog Leap
How well established
The game titles and the contact route are documented on the official site. The legal entity, location, founding year, ownership, licences and certifications are not stated, and the page's meta description mentions slots and live brands that the site does not show.
