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About Gamzix
Founded in Tallinn, Estonia, in March 2020, right as the pandemic hit, Gamzix built its own proprietary game engine within five months, secured iTech Labs certification, and shipped debut title Joker Splash, all in the same year.
Led by CEO Aleksandr Kosohov and operating across Tallinn, Kyiv, and Cyprus, Gamzix works as a full-cycle slot provider, handling mathematics, mechanics, animation, and audio entirely in-house.
That extends to promotional tooling too, with custom jackpots, slot tournaments, and free rounds available via API, a commercially savvy approach that’s helped land partnerships with 2,000+ operators globally.
Recognition has followed quickly with industry awards, including SIGMA’s Rising Star of the Year in 2022, New Casino Game of the Year in 2023, and Best Game Soundtrack for Book of Zulu, a fitting win given Gamzix’s audio team releases game soundtracks as standalone albums under the Gamzix Soundverse banner.
Hold the Spin mechanics sit at the heart of the catalogue, a respin system that locks coin symbols in place and resets the counter with each new landing, working towards fixed jackpots as the board fills. Gamzix has built dozens of variants around it, including Coin Win, Tiger Pot, and Buffalo Coin, alongside stripped-back 3×3 and 5×3 versions.
Beyond that mechanic, the catalogue spans genuine range: Book of Zulu brings African wildlife (and real elephant call recordings) to the book format, Rich Granny leans into personality-driven bonus features, and the Chilli Fruits series covers more traditional fruit machine ground.
Across 70+ titles, RTPs cluster around 96%, volatility runs medium to high, and max wins typically land between 2,000x and 10,000x, with Gold Mania’s 25,000x standing out as the ceiling.
“Gamzix are one of those studios that keeps growing on you the more time you spend in the catalogue. The Hold the Spin mechanic is executed really well across all their variants and Gold Mania in particular is a seriously strong slot.” Mark, Content Editor
“Really enjoy Gamzix slots. The Hold the Spin games have this brilliant rhythm to them where you’re just constantly watching those coins land. Tiger Pot is one of my favourites and Gold Mania when it goes off is incredible. Solid studio, good RTPs, nothing feels cheaply made.” Aisley, Fruity Slots Streamer
FAQs for Gamzix
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Founded during a global pandemic. How did Gamzix actually pull that off?
The studio was incorporated in Tallinn in March 2020, built its proprietary game engine in five months, received iTech Labs RNG certification in June 2020, and shipped its first title the same month. The compressed timeline was deliberate. CEO Aleksandr Kosohov built a small expert team and moved fast rather than waiting for conditions to improve. -
What is Hold the Spin and why does Gamzix use it so much?
Hold the Spin is a respin mechanic triggered when a set number of coin symbols land simultaneously. Those coins lock, respins begin at three, and each new coin resets the counter. Fixed jackpots at the Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum level sit above the grid, with the top prize awarded for filling the board. Gamzix has refined and extended this system across over 20 variants, from full-featured releases like Tiger Pot and Spooky Coin to minimalist 3×3 versions stripped back to the core mechanics. -
What is the highest paying Gamzix slot?
Gold Mania. It carries an RTP of up to 97%, high volatility, and a maximum win of 25,000x, the highest ceiling in the entire catalogue. The game runs on a 5×3 grid with 10 paylines and three distinct bonus modes including Sticky Wilds, Sticky Multiplier Wilds, and Unlimited Free Spins. -
What is Gamzix Soundverse?
It is the studio’s standalone music project, releasing the in-game soundtracks from their slots as full albums on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. The idea that a slot studio’s audio is worth listening to outside the game is an unusual position in the industry and reflects how seriously Gamzix takes sound design as a core element of every release rather than a background detail. -
How big is the catalogue and how quickly is it growing?
Over 70 titles at the time of writing, with roughly one new release per month since launch. The range spans Hold the Spin variants, book slots, fruit machines, crash games, and standalone themed releases.
