Provider: Apollo Games is the brand of APOLLO SOFT s.r.o., a Prague company registered on 29 October 2007. It builds VLT cabinets and develops online games.
Licence: its Maltese entity, Apollo Soft Limited, holds B2B licence MGA/CRP/523/2018, which showed Licensed status when we checked it.
Catalogue: 95 game pages, made up of 92 slots, 2 roulettes and 1 multiplayer crash game. All of them run on a random number generator (RNG).
Demos: all 95 pages offer a free demo with no sign-up, available on Kynox through the GAMES filter. 59 of them list 22 languages, English included.
RTP: the adjustable range runs from 85 to 99% on 73 pages and from 91 to 97% on the 8 latest releases. The casino chooses its own setting.
Wins: 16 titles cap out at 1,000 times the stake. The 5,000x record belongs to Slot Ghosts, a cabinet-only game.
Limitations: 8 pages show no RTP and Magic Lady displays 75%. Diva's Spin, the star of the homepage, still has no game page and no demo.
Style: fruit and joker slots on compact grids, with 18 grids in 3x3, 23 in 4x3 and 39 in 5x3.
Apollo Jackpot: a three-tier mystery jackpot (Bronze, Silver and Golden) covers the online slots. The operator switches it on and sets it up.
Markets: certifications centre on the Czech Republic (77 pages) and Slovakia (69). Sweden, quoted by an aggregator, does not appear in the Swedish register.
Distribution: a catalogue swap with CT Interactive (2021), the Gamingtec and Slotegrator aggregators (2023), Relax Gaming's Powered By programme, then REEVO (July 2026).
Legality: a provider licence is not an operator licence. Check the rules of your country of residence before playing for real money.
Apollo Games online casinos: from Prague cabinets to free demo games
Before they ever spun on a smartphone screen, Apollo Games reels turned inside steel cabinets weighing more than a hundred kilos, tucked away in Czech and Slovak gaming halls. Founded in Prague in 2007, this manufacturer shares its city with Prague's other big name in online slots. Yet it has kept a more down-to-earth accent from its early days. Think cherries, jokers, compact grids and a real care for a well-tuned cabinet.
If you are looking for an Apollo Games online casino, the shortest route is at the top of this Kynox page. The CASINO button gathers online casinos regulated in their own jurisdiction that offer its games. The GAMES filter opens a selection of free demos, served directly by the provider. The rest of this page answers one simple question. What actually happens when you launch an Apollo slot? Our data was collected on 24 September 2026.
What is behind the CASINO button on this Kynox page?
The CASINO button lists online casinos licensed in their jurisdiction whose game library includes Apollo Games titles. If the filter returns no result, it means no online casino offering Apollo Games is available at that moment. To be clear, there is no hidden list and no restricted access. An empty filter is a piece of information in its own right.
Why so much emphasis on regulation? Because Apollo Games sells its titles to very different operators, from gaming hall owners who moved online to bookmakers and lotteries. The same game can therefore run with different settings from one site to another. It is the operator's legal framework that ensures those settings are checked.
Demos served by the provider itself
As of 24 September 2026, each of the 95 game pages on the official site carries a “Try this game” button that loads the demo from Apollo's servers. That is the feed our GAMES filter relies on. The demo opens with play money, with no sign-up and no deposit. The provider's site loads it in English, and a good part of the game library is available in other languages too.
To compare these slots with other studios without reaching for your bank card, all our free practice games are gathered in one place. Filters help you narrow the search.
Is it legal to play from your country?
One legal point matters before any real-money session. A provider licence and an operator licence are two different things. Apollo's Maltese licence lets it supply games to casinos. It does not make an online casino legal in a country where that casino holds no local licence. Rules vary widely between jurisdictions, and some countries do not allow online casinos at all. Check the rules of your country of residence before opening an account with an online casino. Those are the rules that apply to you, not the ones of the server.
Apollo Soft: profile of a Prague manufacturer
Apollo Games is the trading name of APOLLO SOFT s.r.o., a Czech company registered on 29 October 2007 in the commercial register of the Municipal Court in Prague. Its company ID (IČO) is 28179781. Its head office is at V parku 2294/2, in the Chodov district of Prague 4. The Maltese licence is held by a sister entity, Apollo Soft Ltd (number C-75766), based in St. Julian's.
The register tells a more winding story than the sales brochure. The company started life as APK SOFT s.r.o. In June 2014, it became a limited partnership, APOLLO SOFT k.s. It then turned back into a Czech limited liability company under its current name on 1 December 2016. Its CEO, Jindřiška Moravcová, signs the company's information security policy, last reviewed on 2 February 2025.
2019: Malta Gaming Authority licence and entry into Romania
2020: entry into Croatia
2022: ISO/IEC 27001 certification
2023: entry into Greece
Seven years therefore separate the first cabinet from the first online operation. This timeline explains almost everything about the game collection. Apollo Games thinks in terms of hall cabinets first, of a player seated in front of a 23-inch screen, and only then adapts. Today the provider claims a strong presence in Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, as well as in Kenya and Uganda. The studio also says an entry into the Asian market is in the works.
The company has its own folklore too. It supports the pangolins at Prague Zoo. It set up the Nadace Apollo foundation and donates the proceeds of its staff raffles to the Dobrý Anděl foundation: CZK 28,740 at the December 2025 Christmas party. Anecdotal? Not really, when you want to know who is behind the reels.
One brand for three companies
The Apollo Games name actually covers a small group. The personal data notice published on the site lists three Prague companies: APOLLO GAMES s.r.o., APOLLO SOFT s.r.o. and Apollo Line s.r.o. The last one runs a Czech online casino under the same brand, and its footer mentions a licence from the Czech Ministry of Finance. So Apollo makes games, sells them to competing operators and runs them itself on its home market. If a search for the brand leads you to that Czech-language site, keep in mind that it is aimed at players in that country.
95 game pages reviewed one by one
As of 24 September 2026, the official portfolio lists 95 game pages, in both the English and the Czech version: 92 slots, two roulettes and one multiplayer crash game. Two titles, Slot Ghosts and Land of Ghost, are reserved for the brand's cabinets. Three others were built exclusively for Czech operators. All of them rely on a random number generator (RNG) and are developed in HTML5, for mobile and desktop alike. The Apollo catalogue includes no live dealer tables. To find all this out, we opened the 95 pages one by one.
What each game page puts on the table
An Apollo Games page fits on a single screen, and that is its great strength. It shows the return to player, the volatility, the maximum win expressed as a multiple of the stake, the available languages and the markets where the game is certified. To round it all off, there are screenshots, the paytable and the demo. If you want to set these benchmarks against other reels, Kynox's slot showcase lets you move from one studio to another without leaving the site. For a manufacturer of this size, we find this transparency valuable. All the counts below come from our 24 September 2026 data collection.
RTP: ranges rather than a figure set in stone
Out of the 95 pages, 87 display an RTP. In the vast majority of cases (73 pages), it is a range of 85 to 99%. The eight slots at the top of the portfolio announce 91 to 97%. A range means the game exists in several settings and the operator picks its own. The rate that matters to you is the one shown on the game's help screen at your online casino. It is not the RTP shown in the manufacturer's showcase at all. Both roulettes announce 97.3%, the rate of a single-zero European wheel.
Two caveats apply, however. Eight pages give no RTP at all. Magic Lady, an odd nine-reel machine, shows 75%, a figure far below the rest of the catalogue. Typo or a setting reserved for a specific market? The Apollo Games site does not say. When in doubt, rely on the game rules displayed by the operator.
Volatility and maximum win
Volatility is filled in on 84 pages. The medium profile dominates (32 pages), ahead of medium-high (23) and medium-low (14). Extremes remain rare, with eight high-volatility games and seven low-volatility ones. On the winnings side, 16 titles cap out at 1,000 times the stake. It is a sensible ceiling, consistent with games of chance designed for long sessions. We are far from the five-figure maximums that have become common among studios keen on high volatility.
Two inconsistencies are worth flagging. Slot Ghosts shows the catalogue record, 5,000x, but it is only available on the brand's cabinets. Crash Birds Multiplayer, the only crash game in the collection, shows 500x in its maximum win field. Its description and its icon, however, promise up to 5,000 times the stake.
Languages: 22 listed on 59 game pages
Fifty-nine pages list 22 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Polish. The most recent releases, on the other hand, only declare Czech and Slovak. It is a clear sign that Prague and Bratislava remain the primary audience. On the official site, the demos are set to open in English. Bonus Joker II, which we tested in French, is translated all the way through, help screen included.
Fruits and jokers: the catalogue's DNA
Bonus Joker II, which the provider mentions in almost every partnership announcement, sets the tone. Midnight Fruits 81 and Smiling Joker II follow the same recipe. Expect compact grids and 5, 27 or 81 paylines. Fruit symbols and expanding jokers come as standard, and several titles add a red-or-black card gamble. The icons on the pages count 18 grids in 3x3, 23 in 4x3 and 39 in 5x3. In July 2026, a partner aggregator's press release summed up the studio as a maker of fruit and joker slots, and the description holds.
This choice places Apollo among providers still devoted to the 3x3 grid, while many studios have moved on to cascades and giant grids. If you have already worn out the cherries of the Sofia house behind Burning Hot, you will feel right at home. It is the same grammar and the same tempo, with a stronger taste for fantasy. Enjoy yourself among pink cats, wealthy kittens and robot mechanics.
A few ideas stand out, though. Roboland spins its reels from right to left. Golden Age Multireels combines three machines in one. Smiling 1Linr makes do with a single payline and a progress bar that multiplies the stake by 50 or 100. Magic Lady lines up nine independent reels. A touch of irony along the way: three games, Pinky Cat, Slot Birds and Blood, are each called the flagship in the official blurbs.
The latest releases in the portfolio
At the top of the list, eight slots share the 91 to 97% RTP range:
Fiery Dice: four reels, 81 paylines, high volatility, maximum win of 180x
Duel of Kings: five reels, 20 paylines, sticky wilds, 500x
Synthy Fruzzy: multipliers from 2x to 16x, 250x
Savage Lands: 25 paylines, high volatility, 1,000x
Vegas 27 Multiplier: three reels, 27 paylines, high volatility, 1,000x
These titles show a provider venturing further into the feature-packed video slot segment, with free spins, sticky wilds and linked reels. It has not turned its back on fruit, though. Vegas 27 Multiplier and its retro symbols are a reminder of where the house comes from. One detail will amuse the curious: the Joker Double 81 demo loads the same game as Bonus Joker 81, which suggests a simple name change.
Two roulettes and a crash game beyond the reels
Apollo European Roulette uses the single-zero wheel and adds hot and cold number statistics. Apollo Petite Roulette shrinks the layout to numbers 0 to 12. It is a curiosity worth testing before you place a bet. If the wheel appeals to you, roulette in practice mode is also available on Kynox from other providers. Our section on other makers of digital wheels lets you compare the tables as well.
Finally, Crash Birds Multiplayer brings the crash format to several players at once. The multiplier climbs as long as the round holds, and you need to cash out before the crash. The genre has its fans, and multiplier games that take off have their own section on our site.
Diva's Spin and other titles missing from the portfolio
This is the site's most visible weakness. Diva's Spin takes pride of place in the homepage banner. A blog post introduced it on 19 February 2026 with 20 paylines and Wild, Mystery and Bonus symbols, plus two features called Diamonds Respins and Diva's Choice. Yet as of 24 September 2026, this slot still has no page in the portfolio, and therefore no public demo or RTP.
Diva's Spin, featured on February 19, 2026, on the Apollo Games blog, did not yet have an entry in the official portfolio as of September 24, 2026.
The same goes for Karlos Game. It is a slot dedicated to Czech MMA fighter Karel Vémola, developed with a local bookmaker in September 2025. Apollo Plinko, a mini-game with three difficulty levels announced in May 2025, is in the same situation. The blog itself seems frozen. Its last post dates from 17 April 2026, and the distribution deal announced in July 2026 is nowhere to be found. For a provider that takes such care over its game pages, the gap is surprising.
Apollo Jackpot: three tiers and a mystery draw
The Apollo Jackpot is a three-level prize pool, Bronze, Silver and Golden, that the provider builds into all its online slots. How it works, as detailed on the official jackpot page, comes down to three rules:
Participation: any bet on an Apollo game is enough, with no option to switch on.
Draw: the trigger is random, hence its nickname of mystery win.
Independence: neither the amount staked, nor the last payout, nor the outcome of the spin affects the draw, and a losing spin can win the jackpot.
The Bronze tier drops often, the Silver less so, and the Golden remains the rarest of the three. This mechanism places Apollo in the family of jackpot providers, with one particularity. The jackpot does not depend on any specific title, since it covers the whole online catalogue. In practice, the operator installs and configures it. In gaming halls, the operator can even split the levels by groups of machines or by venue. So check that it appears on screen before counting on it. In December 2022, the provider announced the certification of its progressive jackpot system in Bulgaria and Colombia, alongside 36 games in each of those countries.
The gaming hall legacy: six cabinets in the range
Apollo is still a hardware manufacturer, and it shows in its games. Its land-based range includes six steel cabinets. All of them support the SAS protocol used by gaming hall management systems. The provider delivers and installs them on site on request. It also offers conversion kits to upgrade an existing fleet. The homepage announces more than 30 titles available on these cabinets, and Neos is presented as the brand's best-selling VLT.
Cabinet
Tagline
Screen
Height
Weight
Certification shown
Apollo Stellar
Precision Design
27-inch, three-screen cabinet
225 cm
145 kg
GLI-11
Apollo Orcane
First-Class Design
23.8-inch
218 cm
135 kg
GLI-11
Apollo Hurricane
A New Premium Cabinet
three 23.8-inch screens
216 cm
170 kg
not specified
Apollo Thunder
Modern and Attractive
23.8-inch, three-screen cabinet
216 cm
140 kg
GLI-11
Apollo Neos
Timeless and Sleek
23-inch (16:9)
176 cm
115 kg
not specified
Apollo Classic
Traditional, Simple and Successful
23-inch (16:9)
194 cm
118 kg
not specified
Data collected on 24 September 2026 from the official site.
This journey from metal to code recalls that of a family-run manufacturer from Gmunden or a German builder of gaming hall machines. You build the cabinet first, learn what the hall player likes, then carry it over online. At Apollo, the lineage is sometimes literal, since Slot Ghosts and Land of Ghost only run on its own cabinets.
Licences and certifications: what can really be verified
The Maltese licence checked against the register
The Malta Gaming Authority seal in the site footer links to the Maltese regulator's verification service. Checked on 24 September 2026, it confirms that Apollo Soft Limited holds licence MGA/CRP/523/2018. It is a B2B Critical Supply licence for Type 1 gaming services in the casino vertical, with Licensed status. The site dates its issue to 29 March 2019.
A B2B provider licence is not an operator licence. It allows Apollo Games to supply its games to casinos. It does not, therefore, make an online casino legal in a country where that casino is not authorised. The footer also displays two regulators: Romania's National Gambling Office and the Hellenic Gaming Commission. Malta's Responsible Gaming Foundation appears there too. Two testing laboratories complete the picture, EZÚ in the Czech Republic and SIQ in Slovenia. So does CQS, the body linked to the company's ISO/IEC 27001 certification. These logos are declarations, whereas the Maltese licence can be verified in two clicks.
Nine markets listed on the game pages
Each game page states the markets where the title is certified. The count taken on 24 September 2026 draws a map firmly centred on Central Europe:
Code
Market
Game pages
CZ
Czech Republic
77
SK
Slovakia
69
MT
Malta
30
LV
Latvia
29
PL
Poland
28
RO
Romania
22
HR
Croatia
22
LT
Lithuania
9
ES
Spain
1
Sixteen pages show no market at all. The only Spanish mention concerns Slot Ghosts, a cabinet game. The provider's press releases fill in the picture: 36 games certified in Bulgaria and Colombia in December 2022, an arrival in Greece in 2023 and a launch with an Italian operator in June 2025. These countries, however, appear on none of the game pages.
Sweden and the trap of aggregator pages
On aggregator Slotegrator's Apollo Games page, Sweden appears among the studio's certifications, alongside Italy, Spain and Estonia. Yet Spelinspektionen's licence register, kept by the Swedish regulator, contains no Apollo entity among its 2,230 entries as of 24 September 2026. Until the regulator says otherwise, we do not count Sweden among Apollo Games' markets.
Figures that change from page to page
The Apollo site sometimes contradicts itself. The homepage claims certifications in more than 10 jurisdictions and games in 21 languages. The about page, by contrast, mentions more than 20 jurisdictions and 31 languages, while the game pages list 22. The portfolio's Slots filter only finds 60 of the 92 slots, and the Video poker filter shows nothing at all. None of this is serious for players, but these wobbles are a good reason to verify every claim at the source rather than in the brochure.
How do Apollo Games titles reach casinos?
Apollo does not rely solely on direct contracts with operators. Since 2021, the studio has signed deal after deal that puts its catalogue in casinos it does not approach itself.
In 2023, the catalogue joined two aggregators, Gamingtec in February and Slotegrator in April. It entered Spain as well, through a local distributor, after obtaining GLI certificates. The studio also appears among the partners of Relax Gaming's Powered By programme, which connects third-party studios with the Maltese provider's operators.
At trade shows, Apollo also looks after its image. At ICE Barcelona 2026, its stand 2Y30 received the Gold rating from the Better Stands programme, which rewards reusable stands. In its event report, the provider thanked one of its stand neighbours in Barcelona for the atmosphere over those three days.
Apollo Platform: a turnkey casino built for Prague and Bratislava
Less well known, the in-house platform targets operators who want to launch an online casino in the Czech Republic or Slovakia. It combines a player-facing site with a back office. Features include identity checks via Bank ID, automatic reading of ID documents, KYC checks against five public databases and sanctions list screening. Eight responsible gambling tools are built in: deposit, loss and stake limits, session management, cooling-off periods, self-exclusion, reality checks and behavioural analytics.
On the content side, the platform aggregates Apollo's games and those of Egaming. For payments, it relies on PayU and the Czech bank Fio Bank. In other words, it favours cards and account-to-account bank transfers over crypto. For players, this means a tightly supervised journey, with identity checked from registration onwards.
Our take after a session of Bonus Joker II
I launched Bonus Joker II in its French version, with €10,000 of play money in my pocket, and the screen first asked me politely whether to turn the sound on. Three reels, oranges, bells, red 7s and a default stake of €0.10. Then there is the gamble feature, which asks you to guess the colour of a card, red or black, up to five times in a row. In itself, nothing spectacular. And yet you quickly understand why Bonus Joker II turns up in almost every press release from the provider. It gets straight to the point, like the bar machines of old. The fully translated help screen even states the gamble cap, set at €20,000. That kind of clarity in the rules is something we would like to see more often.
Does that mean everything gets a pass? Of course not. The real warning sign comes down to one figure: 85%. That is the bottom of the RTP range shown on most pages. And it is the online casino that chooses its setting within that range. Add cautious win caps, new releases declared in Czech and Slovak only, a homepage star with no game page and a blog that has been idle since April. Put all that together and you get a provider more at ease in its gaming halls than in its international communication. On the other hand, what Apollo does best is plain to see. Every game gets a single screen showing its RTP, volatility, maximum win, languages and certified markets, with a demo on top. That honesty on the game page counts for more, in our view, than yet another five-figure win promise.
What we expect from Apollo Games next
Apollo Games has the foundations of a lasting provider. It can count on a verifiable Maltese licence, ISO/IEC 27001-certified information security, cabinet-making know-how and a readable catalogue that can be played in demo mode from end to end. Joining a new aggregator in 2026 could open up markets where its name is still little known. The question is whether the studio will follow through. Will its next releases speak more languages than Czech and Slovak? Will Diva's Spin finally get its game page? Will the bottom of the RTP range rise above 85%?
To extend the Czech journey, Synot's slots offer another perspective from the same country, and our library of casino providers lets you place Apollo among its competitors. We will come back to this page as soon as the answers arrive, because reels spin fast, and so do catalogues.
FAQ: Apollo Games
What is Apollo Games?
Apollo Games is a Czech casino game provider, founded in Prague in 2007 and operated by APOLLO SOFT s.r.o. It develops online slots, roulettes and a crash game. It also manufactures VLT cabinets for gaming halls. Its main markets are the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland.
Where can I find an online casino with Apollo Games titles?
The CASINO button at the top of this Kynox page lists online casinos regulated in their jurisdiction that offer Apollo Games titles. If the filter returns no result, no online casino offering the provider is available at that moment. There is no hidden list and no restricted access.
Does Apollo Games hold a licence?
Yes. Its Maltese entity, Apollo Soft Limited, holds Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/CRP/523/2018, a B2B Critical Supply licence. It showed Licensed status when we checked it on 24 September 2026. This provider licence allows Apollo to supply its games to casinos, but it does not replace the operator's own licence.
Is Apollo Games a reliable provider?
Apollo Games offers verifiable guarantees: an active MGA licence, a displayed ISO/IEC 27001 certification and game pages that publish RTP, volatility, maximum win and certified markets. As of 24 September 2026, the site does show a few inconsistencies, such as eight pages without an RTP or a 75% rate displayed for Magic Lady.
How many games does Apollo Games offer?
As of 24 September 2026, the official Apollo Games portfolio lists 95 games: 92 slots, two roulettes and one multiplayer crash game. Two titles, Slot Ghosts and Land of Ghost, are reserved for the brand's cabinets. Three others were created exclusively for Czech operators.
Can I play Apollo Games titles for free?
Yes. As of 24 September 2026, all 95 pages on the official site offer a free demo with play money, no sign-up and no deposit. 59 of them list 22 languages, English included. On Kynox, the GAMES filter at the top of the page gives access to these demos.
What is the RTP of Apollo Games slots?
As of 24 September 2026, most Apollo Games slots show an adjustable RTP of 85 to 99%, and the eight latest releases announce 91 to 97%. Each casino chooses its setting within that range. The exact rate appears on the game's help screen at the operator's site.
How does the Apollo Jackpot work?
The Apollo Jackpot is a three-tier mystery jackpot (Bronze, Silver and Golden) built into Apollo Games' online slots. Every bet takes part and the draw is random: neither the amount staked nor the result of the spin affects the win. The casino switches the jackpot on and configures it.
What are the best-known Apollo Games titles?
In its press releases, Apollo Games most often highlights Bonus Joker II, Midnight Fruits 81, Slot Birds and Blood Revival. The game library is mainly built on classic fruit and joker slots, with grids of three to five reels.
Can I play Apollo Games slots for real money?
Only where online casinos are legal, and only with a licensed operator. Apollo's MGA licence covers the supply of games to casinos, not the casinos themselves. Rules vary from one country to another, so check the law in your country of residence before playing.
