**As of May 2016 Odobo has ceased trading with the following message posted on their website:
Rather than being a dedicated slots developer, Odobo is a software platform and marketplace which allows third party developers access to online casinos. Odobo does in fact also have an in-house software development arm called Wild Game Reserve but more of that later.
The best explanation of what Odobo does is from a recent press release:
“Odobo is the industry’s first HTML5 Developer Program and Marketplace for the real-money gaming industry. The result is a modern, fully distributed and cloud-enabled iGaming content solution, devised by industry veterans. Operators license content from over 40 studios via the Odobo Marketplace.”
This essentially means that developers can use the platform to gain exposure to both potential players and to online casinos. As games and slots pass through the process they are certified and then appear in the Odobo marketplace. At this point they also become available to play for free using the Odobo Play app and directly in your browser.
Ideally for the developers, online casinos will now license those games and we can all play them for real money at one of our favourite casinos. Casino currently using this process include Unibet, Betfair, Gala and Coral.
Odobo is based in Gibraltar and licensed and regulated by the Gibraltar Gaming Commission and the UK Gambling Commission.
Wild Game Reserve
Wild Game Reserve is the in-house developer for Odobo and to date they have released just a handful of games, obviously using the Odobo HTML platform. These include Extinction, the brilliant Gourmet Ranch Riches, Grand Blackjack and The Oddventurers.
Odobo Slots
| Game | Developer | |
| Akaneiro | Spicy Horse | Review |
| Beat The Croupier | Probability Jones | Review |
| Big Time Journey | Foxium | Review |
| Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure | The Games Company | Review |
| Candylicious | Vermantia | Review |
| Cashtrovaders | Inchinn Games | Review |
| Champion Of Champions | Applejack Gaming | Review |
| East Bay Fortune | Fantasy Factory | Review |
| Epic City | Old Skool Studios | Review |
| Evil Knievel | Core Gaming | Review |
| Extinction | Wild Game Reserve | Review |
| Fire Dragon | Yoyougaming | Review |
| Football Crazy | The Games Company | Review |
| Fortune Fish | Fair Game Studio | Review |
| Gold Dice | Yoyougaming | Review |
| Gourmet Ranch Riches | Wild Game Reserve | Review |
| Imperial 7s | Probability Jones | Review |
| Independence Pay | Wild Game Reserve | Review |
| KGB Bears | The Games Company | Review |
| Light Racers | The Games Company | Review |
| Lucky Gems | Touchstone Games | Review |
| Lucky Pirates | Playson | Review |
| Monster Mash | The Games Company | Review |
| Orion | Genesis Gaming Inc | Review |
| Poker Riches | Granville Games | Review |
| Rampage Riches | Lost World Games | Review |
| Reel Buddies | Games Warehouse | Review |
| Road To Rio | The Games Company | Review |
| Rockstar Riches | Trimark | Review |
| Silver Lion | Lightning Box Games | Review |
| Stereo Miami | Foxium | Review |
| The Ante Engine | AppleJack Gaming | Review |
| The Jewel Thief | Sigma Gaming | Review |
| The Oddventurers | Wild Game Reserve | Review |
| Wok Star | Games Warehouse | Review |