GamePoint

GamePoint is a Netherlands-based developer and publisher of free-to-play multiplayer social games. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in The Hague, the company creates casual, card, board, bingo, and social casino games for an international audience. Its history began with matchmaking and web gaming portals, including Spelpunt.nl in the Netherlands and Gamepoint.de in Germany, before expanding across browser, social network, and mobile platforms.

Synchronous multiplayer play is central to its catalog. Players share game sessions through familiar formats such as bingo, dice, word games, rummy, solitaire, and traditional European card games. The portfolio spans both established tabletop formats and combinations such as slots and bingo, alongside casual experiences incorporating renovation and decorating.

Games built around social play

The studio combines gameplay with persistent chat rooms, live community hosts, gifting, and clubs. These features give players ways to communicate and participate in communities alongside individual matches. Community management, moderation, customer care, and localization support its international player base.

GamePoint develops and publishes across web browsers, Facebook, iOS, Android, and Amazon platforms. Its production capabilities include Unity client development, HTML5 and TypeScript web engineering, C# programming, technical art, UI/UX, 2D art, and quality assurance. Development work covers both game clients and the engineering architecture supporting its cross-platform products.

Ongoing development and publishing

The company supports its games through live operations, seasonal events, content updates, and cross-platform modernization. Its work extends from game development and engineering through publishing, player support, and the ongoing management of free-to-play game economies.

Production is distributed across teams in the Netherlands, Ukraine, and Poland, with additional remote engineering participation. The Hague brings together executive management, core game design, marketing, community functions, and server infrastructure, while its development teams contribute engineering, art, game design, and testing. This operating structure supports both the creation of games and continued updates to the existing catalog.