Iron Dog Studios

About Iron Dog Studios

Established in 2017 in Hove, England, Iron Dog Studios was created as the modern slots arm of the 1X2 Network, built to complement the existing 1X2 Gaming and Leap Gaming brands with a focus on contemporary mechanics and gameplay.

The studio made its mark early, becoming one of the first to adopt Big Time Gaming’s Megaways mechanic back in 2019, a move that helped cement its reputation for embracing new technology.

Rather than chasing volume, Iron Dog has kept its catalogue to a focused 50-60 titles, prioritising consistent design and quality over rapid releases.

Pirate Kingdom Megaways remains the studio’s breakthrough title, while high-volatility releases like 1 Million Megaways BC and Rainbow Wilds Megaways showcase the studio’s love of substantial win potential.

Beyond slots, Iron Dog has also branched into 3D table games and scratch card adaptations of its slot themes.

Backed by the wider 1X2 Network’s infrastructure, Iron Dog holds licensing from the UKGC and MGA, with all titles built in HTML5 and independently tested for fairness and compliance.

FAQs about Iron Dog Studios

• When was Iron Dog Studios founded?

  Iron Dog Studios was established in 2017 as a development arm of the 1X2 Network.
• Where is Iron Dog Studios based?

  The studio is headquartered in Hove, England.
• What types of games does Iron Dog Studios create?

  Iron Dog primarily develops video slots but also creates 3D table games like Blackjack, Roulette, and Baccarat, plus scratch cards.
• How many games has Iron Dog Studios released?

  The studio has built a focused portfolio of approximately 50-60 games by 2023.
• What is Iron Dog Studios’ most famous slot?

  Pirate Kingdom Megaways is considered their breakthrough title that established their reputation.
• Which gambling licences does Iron Dog Studios hold?

  Their games are licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and Malta Gaming Authority through their parent company 1X2 Network.
• Does Iron Dog Studios use the Megaways mechanic?

  Yes, Iron Dog became an early adopter of Big Time Gaming’s Megaways mechanic in 2019.