Evoplay API: 3D slots and instant games on one wallet

What makes Evoplay different from a typical slot studio

Evoplay is a game studio founded in 2017 that works from offices in Limassol, Cyprus, and Warsaw, Poland. Its signature is borrowing from console and mobile gaming: 3D graphics, characters the player steers, sports scenes and arcade-style instant games, alongside conventional video slots.

The studio dropped the longer name Evoplay Entertainment in 2021 and has kept a steady release pace since, with 3D experiments appearing between more classic fruit and "Hot" slots. For an operator, that variety means one studio can supply both the lobby staples and the one or two unusual titles that make a home page look fresh.

The Evoplay games operators put in front of players

Three groups do most of the work in a real lobby. Knowing which is which helps you place them and predict how they will move your wallet.

Instant games built around a single decision

Penalty Shoot-out is the classic example: the player picks a team, chooses where to shoot, and each goal lifts a multiplier, with the option to stop and collect. The appeal is agency and speed. Rounds last seconds, and football fans who arrive from a sportsbook understand the game at once. The later Penalty Shoot-out: Street variant keeps the same loop in an urban setting.

Fruit and "Hot" slots

Titles such as Hot Triple Sevens and its Special edition, Hot Volcano and Hot Rio are fast, bright and easy to read. They do well on mobile in markets where players prefer classic symbols and short sessions, and they sit comfortably in a "popular" row.

3D showcase titles

Necromancer, Star Guardians and Adrenaline Rush are the games that people remember. They load more assets than a fruit slot and ask more of the device, so they belong on a feature banner rather than on a crowded grid.

Connecting Evoplay through SoftAggregator, step by step

Evoplay goes live on your site through the same four calls as the rest of our catalogue, and all money moves through your seamless wallet callback. Nothing in the flow is specific to one studio, which is the whole point. The request and response formats are documented in the developer docs.

1. Find the studio. getProviderList returns Evoplay with its display name and provider key, once, even if the studio publishes under more than one code.
2. Pull the titles. getGameList gives each game an id_hash, a name, an image, a play_for_fun_supported flag and a normalised game_type. Filter on the provider key to build an Evoplay row.
3. Register the player. createPlayer with username, password and currency. Use BRL for a Brazilian player or INR for an Indian one; that choice is permanent for that username.
4. Open the game. getGame with gameid set to the id_hash, lang, device, country and homeurl. Show the returned URL in an iframe.

Wallet traffic from instant games and 3D slots

An instant game like Penalty Shoot-out takes the stake as one debit and pays as one credit when the player collects; a missed shot means no credit for that round. A 3D slot behaves like any video slot, but features and bonus rounds inside it can pay credits with no matching debit, which you must accept. A feature purchase, where a title offers one, is a single larger debit.

Every callback is a GET request carrying action, amount in minor units, call_id, round_id and game_id equal to the id_hash. Make call_id your idempotency key. A rollback carries rb=1: reverse the named transaction once. Check that the key parameter matches md5 of the timestamp plus your salt_key and that the timestamp is less than 30 seconds old. Reply with HTTP 200 every time: error 0 for success, error 1 plus the balance when funds are short, error 2 for anything you cannot process. The type field is for your logs, never a reason to refuse.

Markets where Evoplay content pulls its weight

Evoplay distributes worldwide, and its sports-flavoured instant games do especially well where football and casino share the same players: Latin America, Eastern Europe, Turkey, India and parts of Africa. Our native currencies cover much of that map, including BRL, MXN, ARS, TRY, PLN, RON, INR, BDT, ZAR, ETB, TND and EUR.

Where your market uses a different currency, the practical route is to run the account in USD or EUR and convert on your side; contact us about your currency and we will look at it. If you take sports bets as well, pairing Evoplay football games with our sports betting API keeps casino and sportsbook on the same player wallet.

What SoftAggregator adds on top of the Evoplay catalogue

A direct studio deal gives you Evoplay. An account with SoftAggregator gives you Evoplay plus 200+ other providers on one contract, one wallet protocol and one back office. That matters most for a studio like Evoplay, whose instant games you will want to mix with crash titles from Spribe or Smartsoft and whose slots will share space with dozens of other studios.

• Speed. Self-service signup, approval, then keys in your operator backend; teams usually launch within days.
• Control over money. Balances stay on your side; you work from prepaid credit with a live credit bar and alerts before it runs low.
• Clarity. Real-time reporting of bets, wins, RTP% and GGR per game, per player and per period, so you can compare Evoplay instant games with the rest of your lobby.
• Several brands. Each website on the account has its own api_login, api_password, salt_key, callback URL and default currency, while the catalogue and credit are shared.
• Your brand only. Players never see ours. Support is available 24/7 on Telegram and by e-mail.

Operators who want a broader view of the model can read our overview of the casino aggregator API. The catalogue and currencies evolve continuously; the list of the day is always in getProviderList and getGameList.

Questions operators ask about Evoplay

Sources and last update

Evoplay history and titles on this page were checked against the studio's own site and trade news.

• Evoplay website, About and milestones pages, consulted September 2026
• iGaming Business, coverage of the Penalty Shoot-out: Street release
• SoftAggregator API documentation, September 2026

Last reviewed: 24 September 2026.

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