GameMediaWorks
Also known as: GMW, Game Media Works
GameMediaWorks (GMW) is a slot developer founded in 2002 by operators in Latin America, making games for land-based venues, online casinos and social platforms. It says it has developed more than 300 titles, delivered online through its remote gaming servers, and is headquartered in Cyprus with development in Peru.
- Founded
- 2002
- Ownership
- Not stated on the official site; the founders say the company has remained independent.
- Licences
- BMM Testlabs certification (logo shown on the site)
- Products
- slots, land-based slot machines, remote gaming server (RGS)
- Also known as
- GMW, Game Media Works
- Website
- www.gamemediaworks.com
- Contacts
- [email protected]
History
GameMediaWorks grew out of the founders' work as slot operators in Latin America in the early 2000s, when slot machines were moving to video. Its founders, Dimitri and Peter Palexas, began building their own affordable slot machines for Latin American venues, which the company dates to 2002, and the business remained independent as it moved from the casino floor into online content.
The company says it has developed more than 300 slot titles and has expanded into more than seven countries, with Latin America as its core market. Its games reach online operators through an API connection to its remote gaming servers, and it says it releases one new game a week for online platforms. According to its news pages, its headquarters are in Cyprus and its development department is in Peru, and the site displays BMM Testlabs certification.
Notable
- Founded by Dimitri and Peter Palexas, who started as slot operators in Latin America.
- States that it has developed more than 300 slot titles.
- Headquartered in Cyprus with its development department in Peru, according to its news pages.
Notable work
- Lion Savana Wild
- King Vulture
- Magical Dream Catcher
- Jack Quest Treasure Hunt
- Elephant Big 5 Fireballs
- Queen of the Sea
How well established
The founding year, founders, Cyprus headquarters (no city given), Peru development base and title count are documented on the official site. The site has no privacy, terms or legal pages, and no legal entity, registered address or gaming licence is stated on any page read, including its sitemap.
