ESA Gaming to use OpenSlots for rapid game development

OpenSlots, a new AI creative platform for game development, has made its market debut, designed to empower operators, studios, and developers to build bespoke, high-quality games faster and more efficiently than ever before.

The first iterations of OpenSlots has been launched for internal use by the team of experienced executives behind content aggregator and slot studio ESA Gaming, OpenSlots leverages artificial intelligence to remove barriers to creativity and game delivery.

Expected for commercial release in mid 2026 the platform will enable non-technical professionals to design, test, and publish fully compliant slot games with intuitive, modular tools, without compromising on graphic quality or gameplay innovation.

Its simple interface will allow for aspiring game creators to input key specifications, such as theme, game type, mechanics, reel matrix, RTP and much more, before generating a game design document, concept art and publishing a game in a game editor for on-the-fly changes.

Customers are then able to gain access to ESA Gaming’s distribution network of more than 160 operators across regulated markets, to ensure rapid deployment to the end user.

With a leadership team bringing a wealth of experience in the sector and a product roadmap set to include more than 20 game types, multilingual support, and 100+ currencies, OpenSlots is poised for rapid global growth.

Thomas Smallwood, CCO at ESA Gaming x OpenSlots said: “We see OpenSlots as a game changer in the game development space. Our mission is straight forward in that we want to unlock creativity for non-technical professionals and empower operators and studios to create their own content quickly and easily.

“Our platform makes slot creation faster, more efficient, and conducted in an environment where success can be replicated at will. With the addition of the distribution network via ESA Gaming’s Game Aggregation System (GAS), we’re confident that OpenSlots can signal the next phase of game production.”