Nemesis Games Studio
Nemesis Games Studio is an Italian B2B developer of online slots, crash and arcade games and live roulette, operated by Sport-Tech S.r.l. of Taviano, in the province of Lecce. Its catalogue lists 55 games, and it shows Italy's ADM, the UK Gambling Commission and the MGA as its certified markets.
- Headquarters
- Taviano, Italy
- Ownership
- Sport-Tech S.r.l. (VAT IT17633641000), Via Don Luigi Sturzo 13, 73057 Taviano (LE), Italy.
- Licences
- Italy ADM, UKGC and MGA shown as certified markets (logos only; no licence numbers stated)
- Products
- slots, crash games, arcade games, live roulette
- Website
- www.nemesisgamestudio.eu/en
History
Nemesis Games Studio is the brand of Sport-Tech S.r.l., registered in Taviano (LE), Italy. It develops the maths, art, animation, audio and HTML5/JS code of its games in-house, works through a concept, production and certification process, and offers revenue-share, licensing or custom development. Its portfolio of 55 titles covers online slots such as Grand SPQR, Grand Maya and Gladiator, crash games in the Storm Sector series, and live roulette, with some titles made with the partner studios IAG Play and Wild Hat.
Its 2026 news covers the Enada Spring trade fair in March, the launch of Grand SPQR on Sportium, E-Play24 and Betwin360 in May, followed by a €200,000 win by a Sportium player in Sicily, and strategic partnerships with JackTop and Notix.Games. Partners shown on the site include Lottomatica, Goldbet, Microgame, BetConstruct, SoftGaming and Octavian Lab.
Notable
- The brand is operated by Sport-Tech S.r.l., VAT number IT17633641000.
- Grand SPQR launched on Sportium, E-Play24 and Betwin360 in May 2026.
- Announced strategic partnerships with JackTop and Notix.Games in May 2026.
- nemesisgs.com redirects to nemesisgamestudio.eu.
Notable work
- Grand SPQR
- Grand Maya
- Gladiator
- BBQ Rush
- Grand Chicago
- Storm Sector X5000
How well established
The legal entity, VAT number, address, game catalogue and 2026 news are documented on the official site. The founding year is not stated, and the regulator marks are shown as logos without licence numbers.
