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About Old Skool Studios
In an industry where every new studio announces itself as an innovator pushing boundaries, Old Skool Studios chose to do the opposite, leaning into craft, character, and storytelling at a time when most developers were chasing mechanics.
That decision, made from a studio founded in Vancouver, Canada, has carved out one of the most distinctive identities in the Games Global network.
The roots go back to 2010, when the team operated under the name LM Design Werks, building games for clients including EA, Zynga, GameHouse, and BC Lottery. That background as a development partner gave the studio an unusually broad technical and creative education before they ever released anything under their own brand.
By 2014, they were ready to make their own statement, and they did it with Epic City, a slot built around a post-Depression vision of an electrified utopia, full of bronze skyscrapers, zeppelins, and intercity rail networks that never existed. It was picked up by Leo Vegas, Bet365, Mr Green, Unibet, and Gala almost immediately, which tells you everything about how well the visual storytelling landed.
That storytelling ambition has never left. La Rouge arrived in 2017, drenched in film noir aesthetics and presented largely in black and white, channelling the shadows and moral ambiguity of classic detective cinema into a slot.
Temperance followed in 2018 with a dystopian underwater steampunk city, featuring a five-stage Survival Bonus where players collect resources while navigating hidden tunnels, multipliers up to 10x, and a unique pachinko gamble mechanic.
The more recent catalogue has shifted somewhat towards the formats that work well across the Games Global network, with titles like 6 Rubies of Tribute bringing a Link and Win system, Ascension Rise to Riches using an Epic Strike scatter prize mechanic with wins up to 2,000x at low volatility, and Maui Mischief delivering a tropical tiki experience with stacked multiplier wilds.
RTPs across the catalogue sit consistently around 96%, volatility ranges from low through to medium, and all titles are built in HTML5 and available across every device in 24 languages.
Old Skool Studios will never be the most prolific name on a lobby page. But for players who value personality, polish, and games that feel like they were made with genuine creative intent, the back catalogue rewards time spent with it.
“Old Skool are one of those studios where the early games in particular stand out as genuinely special. Epic City has a visual identity you just don’t see anywhere else. A studio with real creative credibility behind them.” Mark, Content Editor
“Temperance is one of my favourite ever slots, honestly. The steampunk underwater city, the survival bonus, the pachinko gamble feature. Nothing else quite feels like it.” Scotty T, Fruity Slots Streamer
FAQs about Old Skool Studios
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Where does Old Skool Studios actually come from?
Vancouver, Canada. The team started out in 2010 as LM Design Werks, building games for companies like EA, Zynga, and BC Lottery before launching their own brand in 2014. That years-long background as a development partner gave them a technical foundation most young studios do not have. -
Why does the studio put so much emphasis on storytelling?
It has been central to their identity from the very beginning. Rather than dropping symbols into a generic setting, every Old Skool title is built around a specific world and narrative, whether that is a post-Depression futurist city, a film noir detective thriller, or a dystopian underwater civilisation. The games are designed to feel like somewhere you visit rather than something you simply spin. -
What is Temperance and why do players love it so much?
Temperance is a steampunk slot set in a crumbling underwater city, featuring a five-stage Survival Bonus pick game, free spins with multipliers up to 10x, stacked wilds, and a pachinko gamble feature offering a 50/50 chance to double winnings. It remains the studio’s most played release and genuinely has no close equivalent in style or tone anywhere on the platform. -
What does the more recent catalogue look like?
Titles like 6 Rubies of Tribute, Ascension Rise to Riches, and Maui Mischief represent a shift towards the more familiar mechanics that perform well across the network, including Link and Win respins, scatter pays, colossal symbols, and multiplier wilds. Solid, well-built releases even if they are less experimental than the early work. -
What volatility range should I expect?
Mostly low to medium. Old Skool titles are generally not chasing extreme variance and are well-suited to longer, steadier sessions. RTPs sit consistently around 96%, with max wins varying by title. -
How many games do they have?
A compact portfolio of around seven titles. That is very deliberately a quality-over-quantity approach, and it has resulted in a catalogue where almost every release has something genuinely memorable about it.
Every demo we host from this studio (5)
All Old Skool Studios demos 5
- 6 Rubies of Tribute
- Ascension Rise To Riches 96.24%
- Jewel Quest Riches 95.19%
- La Rouge 95.03%
- Maui Mischief 96.47%
