Ebaka Games Details Early Reach and Outlines 2026 Plans

Ebaka Games has outlined its next phase of development after a launch period that quickly placed the new studio on the industry’s radar. Introduced in November, the studio reported widespread attention for its first wave of titles and confirmed plans to broaden its commercial footprint in 2026.

According to the company, its initial market entry reached more than five million people worldwide. Interest centered on a lineup of Plinko, Mines, Tower, Limbo, and Crash games that are already live with operator Menace. Each title launched with its own visual identity, dedicated mascot, and custom “Ebaka modes,” alongside mechanics designed to support high payout potential.

Launch Performance and Early Market Response

The studio attributed its early visibility to both product design and reception from players. Strong engagement with Menace marked the first performance benchmark for the new games, helping establish early credibility. Building on this momentum, Ebaka confirmed that the next stage of distribution will involve partnerships with additional brands beginning in 2026.

Chief executive Vitalii Zalievskyi addressed the launch period by stating: “It’s only been a few weeks since we first introduced Ebaka Games to the world. The feedback has been breathtaking, and it vindicates the decision for us to take a different path to the rest of the industry. You don’t need huge marketing budgets to grab people’s attention if you are building something truly innovative, and that’s our focus here at Ebaka.”

The studio positions itself as a developer formed by players, with an internal team that includes experienced figures from across the sector. Among them is Dmitry Belianin, co-founder of Blask and Menace and Managing Partner at Already Media, whose involvement adds operational experience to the new venture.

Certification and Technical Validation

Alongside early commercial traction, Ebaka Games confirmed it has completed independent testing and certification. The studio is now officially approved by BMM Testlabs and has received a GLI-19 compliance certificate, which the company noted was achieved within a compressed timeframe.

As part of the certification process, an independent laboratory examined the Random Number Generator used in Ebaka’s games. Testing covered multiple parameters, including the randomness of number generation and statistical consistency. These checks aim to ensure unpredictable outcomes while verifying alignment with declared technical specifications.

The company stated that this approval formally validates the quality standards of its products and supports future partnership discussions. With certification in place, Ebaka indicated it is prepared to engage with additional operators as it expands distribution.

Looking Toward 2026

With its first titles already live and regulatory clearance secured, Ebaka Games has framed 2026 as the next step in scaling its presence. The studio plans to introduce its games to a wider group of established brands, building on the performance data and feedback collected during its initial rollout.

The combination of early reach, live operator performance, and completed testing positions the studio for broader exposure in the coming year. While still in its early stages, Ebaka Games has outlined a clear roadmap that ties product identity, compliance, and distribution into its longer-term strategy.

Source:

“New Studio Ebaka Games Reports 5 Million Reach and Confirms 2026 Roadmap”, europeangaming.eu, December 23, 2025