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About Storm Games
Established in 2002 in Shropshire, UK, Storm Gaming Technology is a game studio spent nearly two decades building a reputation in the traditional cabinet market, supplying gaming machines to pubs, arcades, and land-based venues across the country.
That changed in 2022, when the company was acquired by US-based Primero Games, opening up international distribution while Storm kept its strong UK foundation intact.
The catalogue has since expanded well beyond hardware, spanning online slots, video bingo, lotto games, and scratch cards, with a slot range that blends original titles, licensed Megaways releases, and branded content like their Love Island slot.
Standout titles include Bar-X Megaways, bridging classic fruit machine styling with modern mechanics, and Pharaoh’s Wild, alongside crime and rock-themed entries like Megaways Mob and Monsters of Rock Megaways.
Storm’s dual heritage means many of their most popular cabinet games have been carefully adapted for digital play via HTML5, giving UK players genuine continuity between land-based and online versions.
The studio holds a UK Gambling Commission licence covering both land-based and remote gaming, and distributes through its own proprietary Titanium RGS platform.
FAQs about Storm Games
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When was Storm Gaming founded?
Storm Gaming Technology was established in 2002 in Shropshire, United Kingdom. -
Who owns Storm Gaming?
Storm Gaming was acquired by Primero Games, a US-based technology group, in 2022. -
What types of games does Storm Gaming offer?
Storm Gaming offers online slots, video bingo, lotto games, scratch cards, and bespoke gaming solutions. -
What are Storm Gaming’s most popular slots?
Notable titles include Magic Merlin Megaways, Love Island, Bar-X Megaways, and Pharaoh’s Wild. -
What is Storm Gaming’s background?
The company started as a land-based gaming cabinet manufacturer before transitioning to digital content creation. -
What platform does Storm Gaming use?
Storm Gaming uses their proprietary Titanium RGS (Remote Gaming Server) for content distribution.
