Gamomat

2008 — land-based casinos in Germany. 2013 — Facebook apps with virtual currency betting. A couple of years later — full-fledged B2B products for operators. Gamomat went from the ground up to the global market in under a decade, and that same principle of long-term growth shows up in everything the studio does today, from its game franchises to its corporate culture.

The portfolio counts more than 150 video slots, with all software still developed in Berlin by GAMOMAT Development GmbH by a team of around a hundred people. The titles are played in over 30 countries and 29 languages. Recent years peaked with a win at the International Gaming Awards 2025 for “Games Studio of the Year” — repeated in 2026.

Who licenses Gamomat?

GAMOMAT RGS Ltd is registered in Malta (company number C105554) and operates under a critical gaming supply licence for business — MGA/B2B/1066/2024, valid from 3 August 2026. Beyond MGA, the studio holds UKGC and Spelinspektionen licences, along with permits to operate in dozens of regulated jurisdictions across Europe, the Americas, and other regions. The games are certified by BMM TestLabs and iTech Labs.

Built for the long run — in both games and the team

That same "build for the long run" principle shows up in Gamomat's approach to its own team. Recognition didn't come from a one-off PR push but built steadily, year over year: in 2024, at the WiG Diversity & Employee Wellbeing Awards, the company took home "Company of the Year"; in 2025, at the same awards, Dr. Alexandra Krone won "Positive Role Model" and Anni Bonev "Industry Achiever"; and in 2026 the studio was named "Best Diverse Place to Work", with Iris Wallner "Employee of the Year" — for a comprehensive, long-term commitment to equality across gender, race, and sexual orientation.

Three franchises hold a sizeable share of the portfolio

Most providers build recognition on individual one-off hits. Gamomat builds it on long-running series:

26 instalments across three franchises make up a sizeable share of the portfolio, concentrated in just a handful of recognisable concepts. That approach gives players predictability: try one part of a series, and you already know what to expect from the next.

The same mechanic in different thematic costumes

• Ramses Book brings an Egyptian theme to a 5×3 grid with 5 and 10 paylines. RTP 96.15%, high volatility. Free games with a symbol-stamping feature, a card gamble game, and a risk ladder — the signature feature set carried across all 11 instalments of the series.
• Fancy Fruits, described by the studio itself as the most popular fruit game of all time, runs on a 5×3 grid with 5 lines. RTP 96.09%, low volatility — the calmest of the three hits covered here, rounded out with a card gamble game and a risk ladder.
• Crystal Ball takes players on a journey through a medieval fantasy world on a 5×3 grid with 5 lines. RTP 96.12%, high volatility. During free games, reels filled with bonus symbols get stamped to capacity.

A telling detail: the symbol-stamping mechanic during free spins works nearly identically between Ramses Book and Crystal Ball — the only difference is the theme, Egypt versus medieval fantasy. That suggests Gamomat's recognisability rests not just on individual franchises, but on reusable mechanics the studio carries across different series. All three hits are available in 29 languages and run on both desktop and mobile devices.

Who should look into Gamomat's slots?

Where can you play Gamomat slots?

Gamomat's games are available at casinos featured in the GamblingShot ranking, and the full slot catalogue with filters by RTP, volatility, and theme is in the grid below this review.