Gamevy API: G. Games slots, game shows and instant play

Gamevy or G. Games? Clearing up the name

Gamevy is a London game studio registered on 14 February 2013 and founded by Paul Dolman-Darrall, Helen Walton and Dan Rough. In October 2018 it merged with Glück Games, a studio set up in 2015, first as Glück Group; the business now trades as G. Games. When an operator asks for a "Gamevy API", it is this combined catalogue they are after.

For your lobby, the name matters less than the search box. Players who remember a Gamevy game will type Gamevy; newer players may know G. Games. Put both words in your search index for the studio so nobody leaves empty-handed.

What sets Gamevy games apart

Gamevy built its reputation on games that look and sound different from the standard slot. Its early products were game shows that blended a little skill with chance, and the studio has produced bespoke branded games, including a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire title. The slots carry the same playful tone.

Slots with a wink

Titles such as Moon of Thoth, Cheeky Fruits 6 Deluxe, Clover the Rainbow 6 Deluxe, Fishing Trawler, Starsign Clusters and Epic Crystal show the range: fruit machines with an extra reel, cluster pays, Egyptian and Irish themes, and a fishing game with a sense of humour. They are easy to understand and do not demand long sessions, which suits recreational players.

Instant and lottery-style formats

Scratchcards, bingo and lottery-style games are part of the G. Games offer. They matter to operators who run bingo or lottery brands and want casino content that feels familiar to that audience, and the studio has built bingo titles with Latin American players in mind.

Market-specific slots

The studio says it tailors content by market, for example classic slots with respins for German-speaking players and exclusive titles for the UK and the Nordics. That approach helps a local brand avoid the feeling of a generic lobby.

Who Gamevy content is for

Gamevy fits operators with a broad, recreational audience: UK-style casinos, bingo sites adding slots, lottery brands testing casino, and multi-market casinos that want a softer, more humorous corner of the lobby. It is less about extreme volatility than about charm and variety.

Currency is set per player on createPlayer. Natives that match the studio's markets include GBP, EUR, SEK, NOK, DKK, CHF, BRL, MXN and ARS. If your players use another currency, the account can run in USD or EUR with the conversion done on your side; let us know which currency you need.

Integration: Gamevy on a SoftAggregator account

You integrate once with SoftAggregator and Gamevy comes with it. Every call is a POST with a JSON body to https://api.softaggregator.com/api/v1, authenticated with your api_login and api_password, and the method field chooses the operation. The API documentation has the full request and response examples.

• getProviderList returns each studio once with a provider key and display name, even where a studio publishes under more than one code.
• getGameList gives, for every game, its id_hash, provider key, name, normalised game_type, play_for_fun_supported flag and image.
• createPlayer registers the player with a currency that stays fixed.
• getGame returns the iframe launch URL; pass the id_hash as gameid, plus lang, currency, device, country and homeurl.
• getPlayerHistory lists one player's rounds, newest first, up to 500 at a time, with a UTC date range. Handy when a bingo or scratchcard player asks what happened to a ticket.

Wallet behaviour for game shows, scratchcards and slots

Whatever the format, money moves the same way: GET requests to your callback with action=balance, debit or credit, an integer amount in minor units (a 1.00 ticket arrives as 100), a unique call_id, the round_id and a game_id equal to the id_hash. A scratchcard is usually one debit and, if it wins, one credit. A slot bonus may pay credits with no debit beside them, and that is normal.

Deduplicate on call_id. Reverse a transaction once when a call carries rb=1. Verify the key parameter, which is md5 of the timestamp followed by your salt_key, and reject timestamps older than 30 seconds with error 2. Always return HTTP 200; use error 1 plus the current balance for insufficient funds. Never refuse a call because of its type value.

Why operators choose SoftAggregator for Gamevy

Gamevy is a flavour, not a full menu. A casino game aggregator API lets you add that flavour next to high-volatility slots, crash games and live tables without building another integration, and to keep all of it on one wallet and one report.

• Launch in days: signup form, approval, keys in your operator backend.
• Live reporting of bets, wins, RTP% and GGR, which shows whether Gamevy's gentler games hold your recreational players.
• Prepaid credit with a visible credit bar and alerts before you run short.
• Several brands on one account, for example a bingo site and a casino, each with its own keys, callback and default currency.
• Your brand only, and integration support around the clock on Telegram and by e-mail.

Operators who also need tables with dealers can pair Gamevy with our live casino API on the same account. Catalogues change all the time; the current list is always in getProviderList and getGameList.

Gamevy and G. Games FAQ

Sources and last update

Company history on this page comes from trade coverage of the 2018 merger and from the studio's profile.

• CasinoBeats and iGaming Business, coverage of the Gamevy and Glück merger, October 2018
• G. Games studio profile, consulted September 2026
• SoftAggregator API documentation, September 2026

Last reviewed: 24 September 2026.

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