Stake Engine, a next-generation Remote Gaming Server (RGS), is rapidly transforming the iGaming landscape by introducing innovative new games.
In just three weeks since its launch, the platform has attracted more than 4,000 developers, ranging from independent creators to large studios.
This surge of talent has already led to the creation of popular titles such as Scroll Keeper, which quickly accumulated over one million bets within the first week of launching.
Stake Engine’s purpose is to shift the iGaming industry, providing a solution to reduce barriers to entry in a fast-paced field where players are looking for fresh and engaging content.
In a traditional casino, building a game is a time-consuming process that requires upfront capital and reaching a broad audience is challenging.
“We provide the infrastructure, licensing, compliance, marketing, and access to our player base, so developers can focus entirely on the gameplay, giving simplicity and fuelling innovation to build the future of iGaming,” said Brais Pena, Chief Strategy Officer at Easygo, the technology powerhouse behind Stake Engine.
Stake Engine, with its integrated maths engine, complete front-end framework, and attractive 10% GGR share, is revolutionising game development. But how exactly is this novel RGS changing the creative process?
Studios like Paperclip Gaming and Twist Gaming are already leading the charge, demonstrating its impact.
The Paperclip Gaming experience
Josh Surin, creator of Paperclip Gaming, notes that while studios typically spend 18
months developing a single game, he successfully brought three titles—Scroll Keeper, Borrowed Time, and Deadspin Bonanza—to market in just five months.
Surin said: “To understand maths in traditional slot games takes a long time. You need to make adjustments during the test, and it is time-consuming; using Stake Engine we reduce this to 10 minutes, which transforms what we are usually accustomed to in the iGaming space.”
Just one week after its launch, Scroll Keeper, powered by Stake Engine, quickly reached over one million bets, with players drawn to its colourful visuals and immersive animations.
The Twist Gaming experience
Twist Gaming, produces captivating titles like Realm of Rats, Lab of Lunacy and Samurai Dogs Unleashed, which were among the most played games by bets on Stake in Q1 2025.
This studio generates over 15 new game ideas annually, meticulously researching trends and adding a unique “twist” to ensure their offerings stand out.
They craft engaging visuals and characters, then leverage their game using Stake Engine. This technology rapidly generates and balances complex maths models—the longest part of production—ensuring player retention and engagement.
“The Stake Engine transforms game creation, simplifying processes and empowering quick game launches,” said Twist Gaming art director Jack Nesbit.
“This efficiency is evident in titles like Pixel Farm, which reached over one million bets last month, and Pixel Cafe, with more than three million bets. We proudly deliver high-quality, accessible, and engaging experiences to players worldwide.”
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