Push Gaming is a London-founded slot studio established in 2010 by James Marshall and Winston Lee, originally adapting land-based slot content for online casinos before shifting toward original in-house titles around the mid-2010s. That pivot produced Jammin’ Jars, Fat Rabbit and Razor Shark within a few years of each other, and those three releases built the studio’s reputation for tightly designed, feature-dense slots rather than a large, generic catalogue.
The studio is licensed and certified across more than 20 jurisdictions, including the UK Gambling Commission and Malta Gaming Authority, with operations based in London and an additional office in Malta. Push Gaming was acquired by the LeoVegas Group (part of MGM Resorts International) in 2023 but continues to operate as an independent studio and development team. Unlike volume-focused developers that release hundreds of titles a year, Push Gaming has stayed deliberately small and curated — its catalogue sits at around 100-plus games built over more than a decade, rather than thousands — and it’s best known for two things: consistently high production polish, and pioneering an uncapped “Infinity Wins” design used in titles like Razor Shark, Wild Swarm and Tiki Tumble, where the maximum win is mathematically unlimited rather than fixed at a flat multiplier of the stake.
Push Gaming is a regulated-market studio in the same category as NetEnt, Microgaming and Play’n GO — it licenses its games to UK/EU/Malta-regulated operators, not to the RTG-powered offshore casinos linked elsewhere on this site, which is why every review below points to a demo or a generic real-money alternative rather than claiming the specific title is playable at either of our linked casinos.
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