Apollo Games builds slot machines in Prague. Real cabinets for gaming halls, and the online slots that grew out of them. That land based background shows in a lot of the games you find at Apollo Games casinos: short line counts, busy features, a gamble button and often a jackpot on top.
This page lists the open casinos in our database that carry Apollo Games, followed by the story of the Czech studio, what its slots are like and what to check before you play one for real money.
Reviewed byFred AndersonWho is Apollo Games?
Apollo Games is a Czech developer and manufacturer of video slot machines, established in 2007 and based in Prague. It makes land based VLT cabinets, online slots, mini games such as Apollo Plinko and a three level mystery jackpot system. Its Malta company holds a B2B games provider licence from the Malta Gaming Authority, issued in 2019.
Apollo is a hardware company that learned to make online games, not the other way round. The business trades from V Parku in Prague 4 through APOLLO SOFT s.r.o., with a sister company, Apollo Soft Ltd, registered in Malta for its licensed online supply.
The cabinet side is still very much alive. Apollo’s current range includes the Stellar and Orcane cabinets and a newer premium model called Hurricane, with more than 30 titles for land based venues. The online catalogue is far bigger: SlotCatalog counts 105 Apollo games, 98 of them video slots, with a card game, two roulette games and a few other formats making up the rest.
The Apollo Games name is also on a licensed online casino in the Czech Republic, which according to a Hacksaw Gaming press release has been live since 2021. That is why Apollo keeps turning up in other studios’ news: Wazdan made its Czech debut with Apollo in December 2022, and Nolimit City and Hacksaw Gaming followed in October 2025.

Apollo’s own history page reads like a checklist of how a land based maker goes digital. These are the dates it gives:
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2007 | Apollo Soft established |
| 2008 | First cabinet produced |
| 2011 | First theme games developed |
| 2013 | Entry into the African market |
| 2015 | First online operation |
| 2017 | GLI 11 certification |
| 2019 | Malta Gaming Authority licence and entry into Romania |
| 2020 | Entry into Croatia |
| 2022 | ISO 27001 certification |
| 2023 | Entry into Greece |
The African chapter is the one most European players never hear about. Apollo names Kenya and Uganda as strong markets next to Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, and says further expansion in Africa and Asia is under way.
If you are used to modern slots with thousands of ways, the Apollo Games corner of most casinos looks almost old fashioned at first glance. Give them a few spins and the features start to show.
A surprising number of Apollo slots use just five lines. Mad Mechanic Deluxe adds random wilds and expanding wild respins to a steampunk set, Pandora chains wilds across the grid and pays a mystery win when a key lands with the box, and Rich Fish has octopus wilds that cover a whole reel plus a 3x to 5x multiplier when card symbols fill the first reels.


The other big family is four reel games with 81 lines, such as Fiery Dice and the neon fruit of Midnight Fruits 81 Deluxe. Slot Birds goes the other way with 243 ways and cascading wins, and Gangster World sits in between on 20 lines, with 2x wilds and random modifiers called things like Molotov Cocktail Explosion and Bat Smash.
Several of these games carry a progressive jackpot tag on SlotCatalog, and Apollo sells a three level mystery jackpot to operators. Apollo says the three levels are fully customisable per operator, so two casinos can run very different jackpots on the same Apollo Games slot.
SlotCatalog lists 95% as the default RTP on every Apollo game we looked up for this page. That is a touch below the 96% many players use as a mental benchmark, and it is only the starting point.

For Pandora and Midnight Fruits 81 Deluxe, SlotCatalog notes that casinos can set the RTP on these two Apollo games anywhere from 85% to 99%. We could not find a public list of which casino runs which setting, so the only figure you can rely on is the one in the game’s own info or paytable screen.
If that screen shows a number well below 95%, you are not imagining it when the balance drains faster. Lower the stake, shorten the session or pick another game. And treat the gamble feature for what it is: a double or nothing bet on a win you already have.
Apollo Soft Ltd is authorised by the Malta Gaming Authority as a B2B games provider under licence MGA/CRP/523/2018, issued on 29 March 2019, according to the company’s own about page. The studio also shows the logos of Romania’s ONJN, the Hellenic Gaming Commission, the Czech testing body EZÚ and the Slovenian lab SIQ, along with an ISO/IEC 27001 certificate through CQS. How many jurisdictions it is licensed or certified in depends on which page you read, with more than 10 in one place and more than 20 in another, so we leave that count alone.
Its news page shows how Apollo Games reached casinos and sportsbooks, one operator at a time:
Betano, Sazka and the aggregator Slotegrator also appear among its partners. And in September 2025 Apollo presented Karlos Game, a slot made together with Karlos Vémola and the betting agency Viktoria Tip, which says a lot about how rooted the studio is in its home market.
Every open casino in our database that offers Apollo Games is in the list at the top of this page, with closed and blacklisted casinos filtered out.
First, the licence. Apollo is strongest in a handful of European markets, and a casino carrying its games still needs a licence that covers the country you live in. Our casino reviews show who licenses each site, along with withdrawal limits, payout times and the documents you will be asked for.
Second, the game settings. Open the paytable, find the RTP and compare it with the 95% default mentioned above. If you are chasing a jackpot, read how it works at that particular casino, since the operator sets the levels. With a bonus, check that Apollo slots count towards the wagering and whether the gamble feature is allowed while you clear it. Want to see how other studios compare first? Our game provider guides cover each one in the same depth.

In Prague. The company trades as APOLLO SOFT s.r.o. from V Parku 2294/2 in Prague 4, Czech Republic, and has a Malta company, Apollo Soft Ltd, in St. Julian’s.
Yes. Apollo Soft Ltd holds a B2B games provider licence from the Malta Gaming Authority, MGA/CRP/523/2018, issued on 29 March 2019. The studio also lists GLI 11 certification from 2017 and ISO 27001 from 2022. Apollo Games casinos still need a licence of their own where you live, so check that too.
Apollo Soft was established in 2007. According to the company, it produced its first cabinet in 2008, developed its first theme games in 2011 and launched its first online operation in 2015.
SlotCatalog lists 95% as the default on the Apollo slots we checked, and notes for some games that casinos can set the RTP between 85% and 99%. Check the paytable in the game to see the version you are playing.
Yes, that is where it started. Its current cabinets include Apollo Stellar, Apollo Orcane and the newer Apollo Hurricane, with more than 30 titles for land based venues.
For a feel of the classic Apollo style, try Mad Mechanic Deluxe, Pandora or Rich Fish on five lines. Gangster World and Slot Birds have more going on, with free spins, modifiers and, in Slot Birds, cascading wins.
Curious how Apollo compares with other studios? The index below lists every provider we cover and how many open casinos carry each one.
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