Leading B2B iGaming supplier Evoplay has officially unveiled a comprehensive corporate restructuring centered around the launch of a new operational arm, Evoplay Studios.
The strategic initiative is engineered to dramatically scale the company’s internal game development capabilities and enhance its localization efficiency in highly competitive regulated markets worldwide.
Creative Autonomy Backed by Scalable Technology
Under the newly established framework, Evoplay Studios will serve as an overarching umbrella housing multiple specialized, agile slot development teams. Each team will be granted total “creative autonomy” to conceptualize and build video slots, instant games, and classic online casino table games, while utilizing Evoplay’s shared, high-performance core technology stack.
The company stated that this decentralized creation model will allow the supplier to increase its volume of new releases without diluting the visual quality and mechanical depth that define the brand. The new operational framework has already yielded commercial results, serving as the launchpad for recent titles such as Mystic Alaska and Gems of Ra: 3 Pots.
Agility on a Shared Technical Foundation
By clustering development talent into distinct, autonomous pods within a single corporate ecosystem, Evoplay aims to shorten its time-to-market and respond dynamically to shifting operator requirements across global jurisdictions.
Ivan Kravchuk, CEO of Evoplay, detailed the underlying logic of the organizational transformation:
“By structuring the business around a unified yet flexible framework, we are able to scale our content output while continuing to deliver the quality and innovation that define our portfolio. By housing multiple teams together within a unified structure, we can move faster, cover more ground and serve operators with a broader, more diverse portfolio. This approach gives us the flexibility to explore new creative directions while operating on a strong, shared foundation that ensures consistency, efficiency and long-term scalability.”
