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Design Works Gaming, usually shortened to DWG, is a Scottsdale-based game developer founded in 2005 by Troy Zurawski. The studio has deep ties to traditional casino game development but built its business around an independent, in-house production model that could move faster than large manufacturers. Over time DWG expanded from third-party land-based development into social casino and real-money online gaming. Today the company has produced hundreds of games across multiple verticals and is especially well known online for its proprietary LuckyTap format. LuckyTap titles often replace spinning reels with direct casual-game interactions such as shooting, breaking, flipping or tapping, giving DWG a distinctive position in the real-money market.
Data-driven casino content spanning land-based, social and real-money gaming, with a major focus on proprietary LuckyTap non-slot games.
Founded in 2005, Scottsdale headquarters, 800+ developed games and the LuckyTap direct-interaction game family.
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Basketball-themed Design Works Gaming LuckyTap release with prize rounds, fast tap-style play, and random multiplier potential.
DWG was founded in 2005 after Troy Zurawski left larger slot-manufacturing environments to build a more agile independent development studio. The company first became established through casino game production and later created successful social casino products, giving it large volumes of player-behavior data. Real-money gaming then became a major growth area in the UK and U.S., where DWG has secured licensing and operator partnerships. The studio continues to create its products and technology in-house rather than outsourcing core production.
LuckyTap is DWG’s most distinctive current feature family because it rethinks the basic casino interaction. Instead of reels, a player may shoot a basketball, flip a coin, break a piggy bank or open a treasure chest, while the underlying math still determines prizes. DWG also emphasizes data and analytics, using performance information from multiple gaming verticals to guide development. That combination of casual-game ergonomics and casino math gives the provider a clearly different feel from conventional slot studios.
Troy Zurawski founded DWG in 2005 after working in traditional casino game development.
LuckyTap is DWG’s proprietary family of non-slot casino games built around direct actions such as tapping, shooting, flipping or breaking instead of spinning reels.
No. Its history includes land-based development and social casino products as well as real-money online games.
The company is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona.