Epic Crystal
A jewel-themed slot with random reel modifiers, a prize wheel, and free spins.
Epic Industries is an independent UK game studio that creates both its own casino titles and commissioned products for other gambling companies. Established in 2014 and based in Woking, Surrey, the studio says it has shipped more than 100 games across a decade of development work, although only a smaller portion appear publicly under the Epic Industries name. Its original slot catalogue favors modern twists on recognizable themes, with mechanics ranging from prize wheels and reel modifiers to unusual 243-way layouts, collection meters and respin features. Games such as Epic Crystal, Pizza Time, Bonsai Spins and Wild Herd show a willingness to change the reel structure from one release to the next instead of building every title from the same template. The company also offers full development services for operators and other providers.
Modern video slots with changing reel formats, collection features, bonus wheels and playful themes, backed by full studio-development services.
Epic Crystal, Pizza Time, original titles plus client work, and more than a decade of outsourced game-development experience.
Epic Crystal, Pizza Time, Bonsai Spins, Wild Herd
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A jewel-themed slot with random reel modifiers, a prize wheel, and free spins.
A pizza-slice slot layout with 243 ways to win and food-themed bonus progress.
A garden-themed slot with feature-meter upgrades, multipliers, and free spins.
A safari slot with 1,024 ways, free spins, and Money Respin action.
Epic Industries was established in 2014 in the United Kingdom and spent much of its early history working as a development partner for other gambling businesses. That service background remains part of the company today: Epic builds commissioned games as well as publishing its own original titles. The studio's public branded catalogue became more visible from 2021 with releases such as Epic Crystal and Pizza Time, followed by Bonsai Spins, Wild Herd, Legend of Perseus, Banana Split and other originals. Its current website states that the team has been in business for more than ten years and has shipped over 100 games across all client and proprietary work. More recent original titles include Epic Crystal Deluxe, Quest and Epic Phoenix, showing that the Epic name continues alongside its behind-the-scenes studio services.
Epic Industries' public releases show a studio comfortable changing both theme and game structure. Epic Crystal keeps a conventional 5x3 layout but layers in prize wheels, reel locks and multiplier wilds. Pizza Time reorganizes the action into pizza slices with 243 ways, Bonsai Spins uses a meter to unlock upgrades and multipliers, and Wild Herd moves to a 1,024-way safari format with money respins. The company's broader development-service business is just as important: Epic can build complete gambling games for operators or other providers, which helps explain why its website reports more than 100 games shipped even though far fewer carry the Epic Industries label in public catalogues. This dual role gives the studio experience across both branded publishing and behind-the-scenes production.
The 100+ figure includes Epic Industries' work for clients as well as games it owns and publishes itself. Many commissioned projects are released under another operator or provider brand.
No. Original titles are one side of the business, while the studio also offers full game-development services to operators and other companies in the gambling industry.
Pizza Time arranges its symbols across pizza-slice sections rather than presenting a standard rectangular reel window. The game still uses 243 ways to win, but the circular food-themed layout gives it a very different visual structure.
The company states that it was established in 2014, giving it more than a decade of development experience across original releases and client projects.