Where is PG Soft based?

According to the company's own material, it's Valletta, Malta.

What does PG Soft make?

Its published specialisms are slots.

Does PG Soft publish RTP?

Yes. PG Soft publishes a return-to-player figure on its own game pages, so an RTP for its titles traces back to the studio.

NinoGaming PG Soft — Studio, Licences & RTP Policy

Q: What licences does PG Soft hold?

Public records show: Malta Gaming Authority, As PG Soft lists them, the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar. That's about the studio, not any casino that offers its games.

PG Soft is among the studios on this site whose corporate detail can be checked directly, so this page separates what’s checkable from what isn’t.

Who PG Soft is

Field	Value
Studio	PG Soft
Founded	2015
Headquarters	Valletta, Malta
Specialisms	slots
Catalogue size	Not published
Publishes RTP	Yes

A catalogue size is not published. The studio doesn’t give a total title count.

PG Soft in the Philippine market

Pocket Games Soft has a PAGCOR EGLD approved-games list, which counts as content approval rather than an operator licence. Reports frequently name PG Soft among the top slot suppliers on PAGCOR-licensed Philippine sites, though those reports trace back to affiliate sources rather than PG Soft itself.

Whether PG Soft publishes RTP

A return-to-player figure is published by PG Soft on its own game pages, so an RTP quoted for one of its titles traces back to the studio, not an aggregator.

RTP appears in PG Soft’s game data, yet the page a visitor sees never renders it — the visible field shows only a blank dash, even though the figure is present in the data the server sends alongside the page. Each value pulled this way lined up with independent consensus on the same title, confirming the numbers are real. ‘Per PG Soft’s published game data’ remains the correct phrasing rather than ‘as shown on PG Soft’s page’ — checking by eye will only turn up a dash.

This matters more than it sounds. A return-to-player figure is only as reliable as where it came from, and a number that just circulates between comparison sites without a primary source proves nothing.

Titles covered on this site

This site has its own page for 7 PG Soft titles: Wild Bandito, Treasures of Aztec, Fortune Tiger, Wild Bounty Showdown, Fortune Ox, Mahjong Ways 2, Lucky Neko.

On its own pages, PG Soft features Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Tiger, Fortune Ox, Lucky Neko, and Wild Bandito. That amounts to the studio promoting its own catalogue. It doesn’t indicate which of these any casino carries, nor which ones have pages on this site.

Licences the studio holds

PG Soft is recorded as holding: Malta Gaming Authority, As PG Soft lists them, the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar. A studio licence differs from an operator licence: it applies to the company that builds the games, not the casino offering them, and a player’s recourse goes through the operator’s regulator, not the studio’s.

Malta Gaming Authority — Pocket Games Software Limited (C 76195) holds licence MGA/B2B/435/2017. The MGA’s verification portal lists a B2B Critical Supply Licence for the casino vertical, with status Licensed. MGA suspended that same licence effective 29 September 2020 due to a compliance breach, though it was later reinstated. Leaving out that history would make the current status seem less eventful than it actually was, which is why it’s recorded here.
As PG Soft lists them, the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar — Both badges show up on PG Soft’s own licensing page. Only the MGA licence mentioned above traces to a public register; the other two are given exactly as PG Soft states them.

Playing PG Soft games at NinoGaming

Sign in at NinoGaming and open the game lobby.
Use the PG Soft filter in the lobby, or just search for a title by name.
Before you play, open a game’s info screen to check its stake range and paytable.
Decide your session budget before anything else, and open with a low stake as you learn a new title.

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