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Why Roxor Gaming deserves a closer look

Roxor Gaming is a small but bold studio from London, founded in 2019 after its split from Gamesys. It later moved through the Anzo Group orbit and was acquired by Aristocrat in February 2023 for Anaxi. I read it as well off the beaten track of the big names, with a hands-on, small-batch approach.

I like that the studio has history without behaving like a legacy supplier. The catalogue is not tiny, with more than 70 titles tracked and some lists going much higher, but the pace still feels curated. It is a slim catalogue but a carefully made one compared with mass-output factories, and that gives Roxor Gaming a genuinely distinctive voice on the scene.

Ownership and team size

Acquired by Aristocrat, Roxor Gaming now benefits from bigger distribution while still carrying the habits of a tight, close-knit team. The key point for me is the old Gamesys product culture: these people understand bingo-adjacent slots, jackpots, casual play loops and repeat characters. That background was a risky bet that quietly paid off when the supplier became a B2B content studio.

Mechanics with a signature

Bubble Line is the feature I most associate with Roxor Gaming. In Double Bubble, Double Bubble Jackpot and Double Bubble Megaways, symbols collected on the extra line can create boosted wins through a Bubble multiplier. It is simple, readable and proprietary enough that you can spot their signature at a glance.

Megaways gives the studio a more volatile edge in Tiki Totems Megaways, Frog of Riches Megaways and Secrets of the Phoenix Megaways. I also rate the use of Cascading Reels in Secrets of the Phoenix and Retro Wilds. They refuse the easy, off-the-shelf formulas, even when the base game can sag a little before the feature lands.

Catalogue highlights

Availability is selective, but the best titles give the studio shape. Secrets of the Phoenix is the classic character-led release, while Paper Wins is stranger and more compact with a 94.95% RTP and a 666x max win in one listed version. I prefer Tiki Island for its 96.29% RTP and 10,000x top prize, though Mayan Eclipse feels cleaner mechanically.

Across the wider portfolio, Winstones Mammoth Mayhem, Houdini, Spirit of the Lamp, Spinning Spells, Jalapeno Racers, Nuts & Bolts, Monopoly Gameshow Jackpots and Around the Reels in 80 Wilds show how far the studio ranges. To my eye, the art direction matters as much as the maths. There is no compromise on the art direction.

Regulation, RTP and access

Numbers need a careful look here. Roxor Gaming is licensed by the UKGC and the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner, and its HTML5 games are built for mobile play. The hesitation is RTP: the average sits near 95.4%, and several games fall below the common benchmark. That makes it low-volume output but sharply executed, not automatically the best value on every stake.