Stake Engine drives game innovation as titles cross one million bets in debut weeks

Remote Gaming Server (RGS) Stake Engine has already attracted over 4,000 developers, ranging from independent creators to established studios, since its launch three weeks ago.

Stake Engine describes its mission as reshaping the iGaming industry by enabling faster, more efficient game development, with newly launched titles such as Scroll Keeper and Pixel Farm surpassing one million bets within days of release.

"We provide the infrastructure, licensing, compliance, marketing, and access to our player base, so developers can focus entirely on the gameplay," said Brais Pena, Chief Strategy Officer at Easygo, the technology company behind Stake Engine. “This gives simplicity and fuels innovation to build the future of iGaming.”

The platform’s appeal lies in its integrated maths engine, complete front-end framework, and a 10% gross gaming revenue (GGR) share model. By streamlining the traditionally time- and resource-intensive process of casino game development, Stake Engine has helped studios bring hit titles to market in record time, according to a press release.

Independent developer Josh Surin, founder of Paperclip Gaming, brought three games to market—Scroll Keeper, Borrowed Time, and Deadspin Bonanza—in just five months. The flagship title, Scroll Keeper, reached over one million bets in its first week on Stake.com.

"To understand maths in traditional slot games takes a long time," Surin said. "You need to make adjustments during the test, and it is time-consuming; using Stake Engine, we reduce this to 10 minutes, which transforms what we are usually accustomed to in the iGaming space."

Other studios, such as Twist Gaming, are also seeing significant benefits. Known for titles like Realm of Rats, Lab of Lunacy, and Samurai Dogs Unleashed, Twist Gaming produces over 15 new game ideas each year by blending trend analysis with signature creative twists.

Their game Pixel Farm reached one million bets in a single month, while Pixel Cafe exceeded three million. Art director Jack Nesbit credits the Stake Engine with streamlining development.

"The Stake Engine transforms game creation, simplifying processes and empowering quick game launches," Nesbit said. “We proudly deliver high-quality, accessible, and engaging experiences to players worldwide.”