RNGplay
Also known as: RNGPlay
RNGplay is a business-to-business casino game development studio based in Noida, India. It builds slots, crash games and multiplayer table and card games to order for game providers, aggregators and operators, and also supplies an HTML5 game framework, remote game servers and certification support.
- Headquarters
- Noida, India
- Ownership
- Not stated on the official site.
- Products
- slot game development services, crash games, table games, card games, HTML5 game framework, remote game server
- Also known as
- RNGPlay
- Website
- rngplay.com
- linkedin.com/company/rngplay
- Contacts
- [email protected]
History
RNGplay works as an outsourced development partner rather than a branded content studio: it takes slot and casino games from concept, maths model and art through development, certification and post-launch maintenance for game providers, aggregators and operators, including reskins and server upkeep. It also ports land-based games online and online games to machines, and builds multiplayer versions of roulette, blackjack, baccarat and sic bo alongside regionally popular card games such as Teen Patti, Rummy and Andar Bahar, plus provably fair crash games.
The studio states figures of 50+ team members, 20+ game-provider clients and 5+ jurisdictions, and gives 150+ games developed on its about page and 200+ on its home page. It says its games are prepared for certification by GLI, iTech Labs and BMM and for markets including the UK, Malta, Gibraltar, the Isle of Man and Italy. Client logos on the site include Sisal, Swintt, Golden Palace, Fine Edge Gaming and White Rabbit. Its office is in Sector 65, Noida, in the Delhi NCR region.
Notable
- Presents itself as a development partner for game providers, aggregators and operators; the site lists no games under its own brand.
- Builds multiplayer versions of regionally popular card games such as Teen Patti, Rummy and Andar Bahar.
- Shows Sisal, Swintt and Golden Palace among its client logos.
How well established
The Noida address, services, client logos and team and game counts are stated on the official site; the site gives two different 'games developed' figures (150+ and 200+). The site (it has no sitemap, privacy policy or terms page) does not state a founding year, legal entity or licence.
