Endorphina vs Wazdan: 164 vs 311 Games Compared

Endorphina and Wazdan both run Malta-based slot operations, but they chase depth in opposite ways: Endorphina sticks to a slots-only catalog built since 2012, while Wazdan stacks Gold, Platinum and Diamond jackpot editions onto a single title, Mighty Wild: Panther. Per our data, the two studios differ by nearly double in cataloged games and casino footprint.

Endorphina’s Slots-Only Identity

Endorphina has produced exclusively online slots since its 2012 founding in the Czech Republic, later relocating its operating base to Malta. The studio’s area of service includes Malta, Romania, Greece, Sweden, and other regions. The studio lists an average RTP of 96% across its portfolio, and its slot catalog covers titles such as 100 Zombies and 100 Zombies Dice, alongside 2016 Gladiators and 2020 Hit Slot. Endorphina’s official materials cite a 200+ game count, while our catalog logs 164 titles for the studio as of this review — a gap worth flagging rather than smoothing over, since it means roughly a fifth of the claimed library isn’t yet represented in our records. For a player, the slots-only focus means no live tables or bingo to sift through — every entry in the studio’s lineup is a reel-based game.

Wazdan’s Tiered Jackpot Engineering

Wazdan builds jackpot depth by re-releasing the same slot in escalating tiers rather than by launching entirely new themes. Founded in Malta in 2010, the studio’s catalog includes Mighty Wild: Panther Grand Gold Edition, Grand Platinum Edition and Grand Diamond Edition — three jackpot-layered variants of one base game, all under the Santa’s Jackpots mechanic in our records. This tiering approach multiplies a single theme into several distinct entries with different jackpot ceilings, a structural choice that inflates title count without inflating original design work. Per our taxonomy, this is a replay-mechanics strategy: depth through variation on one asset, not through breadth of new themes.

Portfolio Scale and Catalog Depth — 164 vs 311 Games

Wazdan’s cataloged library is almost double Endorphina’s in our database, at 311 games against 164. Wazdan’s own promotional figure of 250+ games is actually lower than what our catalog records, which is the inverse of Endorphina’s situation — a discrepancy worth noting because it shows our count can run ahead of a provider’s own marketing number when tiered re-releases (like the Santa’s Jackpots editions) are tracked individually.

Which provider is available at more casinos in our database, Endorphina or Wazdan?

Endorphina is live at 116 casinos in our database, more than double Wazdan’s 55, including operators such as CasinoInfinity, Fortune Play and PlayMojo for Endorphina, and Gangsta Casino, Spin Dragons and Lucky7even for Wazdan. That footprint gap matters for players hunting a specific tiered jackpot edition — Wazdan’s narrower casino distribution means Mighty Wild: Panther variants aren’t as widely accessible as Endorphina’s broader slot lineup, even though Wazdan’s catalog is larger.

Technical Standards for Endorphina and Wazdan

Wazdan runs on an HTML5 platform and submits its output to third-party testing by GLI and Gaming Associates, per our records. Endorphina discloses a portfolio-wide average RTP of 96%, though individual titles vary and actual returns depend on the operator’s configuration — always check the in-game RTP display at the specific casino before wagering.

Verdict on Endorphina vs Wazdan

Endorphina suits players who want a straightforward slots-only library with broader casino availability, while Wazdan suits players specifically drawn to layered jackpot mechanics on a smaller number of operators. Neither studio’s marketing figure matches our own catalog count exactly, which is itself a useful signal: cross-check any provider’s headline game count against what a casino’s actual lobby carries. For a broader look at how other slot studios compare on scale, see the BGaming vs Playson comparison or browse the Guides & tips section.