Astriona
Astriona is an online casino-game developer whose catalogue of about 55 titles centres on crash and instant games, alongside slots, keno, plinko, roulette and other table formats. It offers operators a no-code skinning editor for rebranding its games and promotion tools such as free spins, tournaments and a fortune wheel.
- Ownership
- Not stated on the official site.
- Products
- crash games, instant games, slots, table games, lottery games
- Website
- astriona.games
- linkedin.com/company/astriona
History
Astriona presents itself as a developer of slot games, cascading-reel games, crash games, casual casino games and arcade games. Its games page lists 55 titles, weighted towards crash and instant formats such as Avia Plane, Chicken Crash, BalloonX and SkyrocketX, with slots including Throne of Olympus, Caramel Crush and Alchemist's Laboratory, plus keno, mines, limbo, plinko, dice, hi-lo and roulette variants. It promotes a browser-based skinning editor that lets operators apply their own logos and colours to its games without coding, and a set of engagement tools for free-spin campaigns, tournaments with leaderboards and fortune wheels. The home page shows operator logos including 1xBet, 22Bet, Melbet, Megapari and Paripesa, and the company runs an affiliate programme paying revenue share for up to 12 months for operator introductions.
Notable
- Offers a no-code skinning editor that lets operators rebrand its games with their own logos and colours.
- Most of its catalogue consists of crash and instant games, including several chicken- and aviation-themed crash titles.
- Runs an affiliate programme that pays revenue share for up to 12 months for introducing operators.
Notable work
- Avia Plane
- Chicken Crash
- Alchemist's Laboratory
- Caramel Crush
- Throne of Olympus
- RouletteX
How well established
The game catalogue, the skinning editor, the promotion tools and the operator logos are documented on the official site. The official site does not state a legal entity, address, founding year, licence or certification; its footer reads only '© 2026 Astriona'.
