Nolimit City vs Push Gaming: Catalog Size or Casino Reach?

Nolimit City carries 98 slots in catalog but sits at just 5 casinos, while Push Gaming’s smaller 50-game lineup reaches 86 venues. The numbers flip the usual assumption that a bigger catalog means wider availability.

Catalog Size vs Casino Reach — the core paradox at a glance

A provider’s game count and its casino footprint are two separate metrics, and Nolimit City and Push Gaming pull in opposite directions on each. Nolimit City’s catalog is almost twice the size of Push Gaming’s, yet its casino reach is a fraction of it — roughly a seventeenth, going by the counts in this comparison.

Push Gaming shows the inverse pattern: a leaner catalog distributed across far more operators. This is not a quality signal in either direction — it reflects how each studio has structured its licensing and distribution deals, which is covered in detail further down.

Nolimit City profile — Evolution AB-owned slot specialist with a tight footprint

Nolimit City is a Malta-based video slot developer, founded in 2013/2014 and acquired by Evolution AB in 2022 for a deal reportedly worth up to €340 million. Its catalog holds 98 games tracked in this system, including titles such as Barbarian Fury, Beheaded, Benji Killed in Vegas, Blood and Shadow and Blood & Shadow II.

The studio ships 12-15 new titles a year and builds exclusively on video slots — no live dealer, no table games, no RNG side bets outside the reel format. Availability is narrow: Nolimit City content is confirmed at 5 casinos in this catalog, among them Golden Star, Cashy and SpinCrypto.

Push Gaming profile — leaner catalog, far wider casino distribution

Push Gaming is a London-headquartered studio founded in 2010, with around 246 staff as of March 2026 and audits from eCOGRA and BMM Testlabs. Its catalog in this system totals 50 games, among them Ultimate Dream Team, Golden Farm, MGM Grand Emerald Nights, MGM Grand Gamble and Cats of Olympuss.

Push Gaming operates under UK, Malta, Swedish and Danish coverage among other markets, and that multi-jurisdiction footprint lines up with its distribution: content from the studio is confirmed at 86 casinos in this catalog, including KatsuBet, Cashy and SpinCrypto. A smaller, more curated slate — paired with a license spread built for broader market access — explains why reach outpaces catalog size here by a wide margin.

Head-to-head: 98 games at 5 casinos vs 50 games at 86 casinos

Side by side, the gap between catalog depth and casino reach is the single most useful differentiator between these two studios. Neither figure alone tells the full story — reading them together does.

Nolimit City wins decisively on catalog depth but is accessible at only a handful of operators tracked here. Push Gaming trades catalog size for near-blanket distribution across the casino list, making it the more findable of the two by a wide margin.

Where to find both providers — overlapping casinos like Cashy and SpinCrypto

Cashy and SpinCrypto are the two operators in this dataset that carry both Nolimit City and Push Gaming content, making them the direct comparison points for players who want to test both studios without switching platforms. Golden Star carries Nolimit City separately, and KatsuBet carries Push Gaming separately — both outside the overlap.

This overlap matters more than it looks: with Nolimit City confirmed at only 5 casinos total, two of those five also hosting Push Gaming is a meaningful concentration, not a coincidence of broad distribution on Push Gaming’s side alone.

What the gap means for players choosing a slot studio

Which studio to prioritize depends on whether catalog depth or casino choice matters more to the player. Someone chasing a deep catalogue of video slots will lean toward Nolimit City and accept a short list of operators; someone who wants the same provider available at whichever casino they already use will find Push Gaming the more practical pick.

• Players who want a deep catalogue of video slots and don’t mind a short operator list fit Nolimit City.
• Players who prioritize finding a provider across many casinos, including ones they already hold accounts at, fit Push Gaming.
• Players comparing both without opening new accounts should start with the overlapping casinos, Cashy and SpinCrypto.

The practical takeaway: before assuming a studio with a large catalog is easy to find, check its actual availability count — reach and catalog size move independently, as this pairing shows directly. Readers comparing providers by portfolio depth more broadly can also check the casino catalog size comparison, and the full slot library sits in the games catalogue.

For a broader view of where both studios’ titles sit, the casino directory and casino reviews section list operator-level availability in full.