Gamevy — Slots, Games and Provider Overview

Gamevy was established in the UK in 2013. Companies House confirms that company number 08403673 was incorporated on 14 February 2013 as Gamevy Limited. Its legal name changed to G Gaming Limited on 9 June 2021; the company remains Active at the time of this check.

The historical gamevy.com website is still online and describes Gamevy’s original focus on gameshows, lotteries and scratch cards. The current G Games privacy policy places Gamevy within the G Group, while g.games serves as the modern product showcase for slots, table games, lottery products and demos.

Industry material and the current G Games website associate the combination of Gamevy and Glück Games with 2018. For finding games today, the practical point is the resulting structure: newer releases and technical infrastructure are developed under G Games/G Gaming, while the Gamevy name continues to appear in operator catalogues, older game pages and some aggregators.

Gamevy/G Gaming is a game and B2B content supplier rather than a conventional online casino for end users. Registration, deposits, withdrawals, KYC, bonuses and customer support are handled by the operator that has integrated the game.

The historical official domain is gamevy.com. The UK Gambling Commission currently lists it as Active for G Gaming Limited, account number 38979. The site retains Gamevy’s earlier product areas, policies and corporate information.

The group’s current game showcase is g.games. It publishes modern games and catalogue categories, with game pages that provide RTP, volatility, maximum win, game sheets and rules for many titles. Filters include New Games, Trio Bonus, Classic Slots, Cluster Favourites and Table Games, among other categories.

For current release checks, g.games is the more relevant source, while gamevy.com remains useful for brand history and regulatory linkage. Third-party casinos and game databases may display the supplier as Gamevy, G Games or G.Games; this does not necessarily mean they are separate studios.

Gamevy’s product history covers several formats. Slots became more prominent after the transition to G Games, but lottery and casual formats remain part of the wider product background.

• Classic slots. Cheeky Fruits, Cheeky Fruits Deluxe, Cheeky Fruits Split, Wild Herd, Dead Man’s Fingers and other games use fixed paylines and traditional reel structures.
• Cluster games. Starsign Clusters, Psycho Candies and Elite of Evil use cluster/match combinations, cascades and multipliers.
• Trio Bonus. Raccoon Riches, Dragon Trio Bonus and Cash Cubes Trio Bonus are built around combinations of multiple bonus features.
• Table games. The current G Games catalogue includes European Roulette, American Roulette, Blackjack, Casino Solitaire and Retro Solitaire.
• Lottery and casual. Lottery products remain a distinct G product area, continuing Gamevy’s original specialisation.
• Scratch and instant win. Historical Gamevy releases included scratch cards and fast real-money formats aimed at lottery and bingo audiences.

The current public G Games catalogue does not show a full proprietary live-dealer range. Roulette and Blackjack should therefore be treated as digital table games unless a specific product page states otherwise.

Gamevy and G Games do not rely on one universal mechanic. The catalogue combines classic paylines, ways, cluster pays, cascades, expanding symbols, Free Spins, jackpot meters and newer multi-layer bonus models.

Cheeky Fruits is a classic 3×5 slot with a gamble feature and Free Spins, where one symbol expands across the middle reels. In Cheeky Fruits Split, the SPLIT symbol divides regular symbols into multiple copies, creating ways-like combinations on a compact 3×3 grid.

Lucky Lions uses six reels, four rows and 4,096 ways. Three or more Scatter symbols trigger Free Spins, while a Wild in the bonus can add 2×, 3× or 5× multipliers. Its official page publishes several RTP configurations: 96%, 92% and 88%.

Raccoon Riches develops the Trio Bonus model. Its base 4×5 grid with 50 paylines can expand to 6×5 and 100 paylines; Wild Stacks, Multiplier and Bonanza Bonus can trigger separately or combine. The official page lists up to seven combinations of bonus features, a maximum win of 6,000× and four RTP configurations.

Cluster games use a different logic: groups of matching symbols trigger cascades, while consecutive wins can be enhanced by multipliers. RTP and volatility therefore need to be compared game by game rather than inferred from the provider name.

The titles below are not a subjective “best games” ranking. They illustrate different phases of Gamevy and the current G Games catalogue.

• Cheeky Fruits. A classic 3×5 slot with 95.08% RTP, Free Spins and an expanding symbol.
• Cheeky Fruits Split. A 3×3 game with five paylines, 96% RTP and a Split mechanic that divides symbols to create additional ways-like combinations.
• Lucky Lions. A 6×4 game with 4,096 ways, up to 100 Free Spins and several RTP configurations up to 96%.
• Starsign Clusters. A cluster game with cascades, multipliers and a zodiac bonus round.
• Elite of Evil: Portal of Gold. Match/cluster gameplay with cascades, a growing multiplier and boss events.
• Moon of Thoth. A notable jackpot title from Gamevy’s earlier catalogue that continues to appear with operators.
• Raccoon Riches. An official G Games release from 2026 featuring Trio Bonus, RTP up to 96.09% and a maximum win of 6,000×.
• Rolling Start USA. A later 2026 release currently listed by operator and game catalogues under Gamevy/G.Games; its exact date and mathematical profile still require confirmation from a primary G Games product page.

There is no single Gamevy RTP. Current G Games titles can also support several mathematical configurations for the same game, so one figure without a version reference may be misleading.

The discrepancy around Rolling Start USA shows why RTP should not be copied from one catalogue to another without checking the exact version. Before playing, open the rules for the operator’s specific launch. The internal G Games numerical volatility scale also does not necessarily map directly onto the familiar “low / medium / high” categories used by third-party sites.

On the official G Games website, the most recent dated post in the Games category as of 31 August 2026 remains Raccoon Riches, published on 14 April 2026. Its page confirms a 4×5 grid with 50 paylines, expansion to 6×5 and 100 paylines in the Wild Stacks Bonus, Trio Bonus combinations, RTP up to 96.09% and a maximum win of 6,000×.

At the same time, current operators already list Rolling Start USA under G.Games. Third-party catalogues attribute it to Gamevy/G.Games and place its release in late June 2026, but the exact date differs between 24 and 25 June. No separately indexed official Rolling Start USA product page was found on g.games at the time of this check, so the game can be treated as currently observed with operators while its exact release date and mathematical profile still require primary-source verification.

This distinction matters for freshness: availability with an operator can confirm that a game is on the market, but it does not replace an official product sheet when an exact release date, RTP or maximum win is required.

The historical Gamevy website explicitly states support for Mobile and web. On the current G Games website, many titles can be launched through Play Game, while the GPAPI technical documentation supports both demo and real modes.

Free versions of older and newer titles are also available through third-party game catalogues. That does not guarantee demo access in every region or through every operator: availability can depend on geolocation, the integration and the settings of the specific site.

Current G Games titles are designed for browser-based environments and mobile screens. The official sources used for this review do not present a universal standalone Gamevy app for iOS or Android, so mobile support is more accurately described as responsive web/game integration.

The current legal licensee is G Gaming Limited, formerly Gamevy Limited. In the UK Gambling Commission public register, the company has account number 38979. Its Gambling Software Remote licence 038979-R-320296-011 has been active since 21 May 2015, while Game Host (Casino) Remote under the same record has been active since 1 July 2022.

The UK Gambling Commission also lists gamevy.com as an Active domain. This confirms the regulatory connection between the UK legal entity and the domain, but it does not mean that every casino offering Gamevy games is automatically licensed by the UKGC.

The official G Games website describes the wider group as operating through registered entities in the UK, Spain, Germany, Gibraltar and Malta. Without checking each relevant regulatory register separately, those corporate references should not be converted automatically into a list of current licences for every legal entity in the group.