Homeforge Games · Game studio
We design, illustrate, animate, score and verify finite-pool, Class II and traditional slot games entirely on our own hardware. No cloud render farms and no third-party APIs: every game comes out of a pipeline we built ourselves.
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What we build
Every Homeforge game is built from one verified math model and one set of art, then delivered in whichever format the floor needs: finite pool, Class II or traditional slot.
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Pull-tab games built on a predetermined, finite deck of 2,520 to 4,000 tickets. Payback and hit rate are fixed by the deck itself and checked ticket by ticket, in the tradition of paper pull-tabs.
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Games whose outcomes come from a Class II draw, with the same art, animation and audio as the pull-tab version. Each is packaged with its own draw mode so the platform can route it correctly.
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5-reel video slots with 64-symbol reel strips, paytables derived from the game's symbol payouts, and paylines or ways-to-win. RTP and hit rate are checked by simulation before delivery.
From the forge
A handful of favorites from our library. Every symbol, background, animation and music track below was generated and checked in our own studio.
Featured game
A night hunt through the rainforest canopy. Photoreal art, a jaguar that stalks across every reel, and a pick'em bonus.
Symbols from the game. Every one is animated as a seamless loop.
A cheerful cosmic crew of aliens, astronauts and star-charts on a candy-colored trip across the galaxy — with a pick'em bonus.
Brass, gears and a daring steampunk heist. Every cog turns, every pocket watch ticks.
Pan, dig and haul your way through a sun-baked gold rush with prospectors, nuggets and a gold-hauling dump truck.
Velvet curtains, a smoky stage and a saxophone solo on every win. A late-night groove.
Flaming trophies, rocket engines and a checkered flag at the finish. A high-octane race for the championship belt.
A lion on the throne, a cat queen with her scepter and a golden ankh in a playful kingdom of cats along the Nile.
Enchanted maps, crystal balls and a phoenix reborn in a jewel-box fantasy quest.
Nine animated symbols, a pick'em bonus and a wanted poster for the galaxy's cutest outlaw.
Built under one roof
Every game is generated on hardware we own and run. State-of-the-art diffusion models paint and animate every image, generative audio models compose every score, and our own math engine builds every deck. Nothing is sent to a cloud service, a stock library or an outside studio.
Diffusion models paint every symbol, background, logo, frame and button. The top symbols get cinematic, full-scene art, the rest get clean isolated art, and each game keeps a single art style throughout.
Video diffusion models animate every symbol and background as a seamless loop whose first and last frames match, so the motion never visibly jumps.
Generative audio models compose six tracks for every game: an ambient score plus small, medium, big, jackpot and bonus stingers, each matched to the game's theme and volatility.
Our finite-deck engine builds every ticket pool, from 2,520 to 4,000 tickets, with payback held between 74% and 78%, hit rates between 3% and 12%, and volatility matched to the theme.
Themes, art and math never leave our building. Nothing is uploaded, shared or used to train anyone else's model.
There are no per-image or per-minute fees, so we can regenerate a symbol, a loop or a whole soundtrack until it's right.
Every prompt, seed and setting is saved with the game, so any asset can be rebuilt or edited later.
A complete game with art, animation, audio and certified math takes hours. A static preview for a pitch takes about fifteen minutes.
The pipeline
Every game goes through the same eight stages, in the same order, every time.
A locally hosted language model drafts the title, symbol set, art direction and palette, and screens out names that are already overused in our library.
The deck engine builds the finite ticket pool and paytable for the chosen grid and ticket price.
Diffusion models render symbols, background, logo, two frames and buttons, all in one consistent style.
Video diffusion turns each symbol and the background into a seamless looping clip.
An ambient score and five win and bonus stingers, composed to fit the theme.
5-reel strips of 64 symbols, with a paytable derived from the game's symbol payouts, so the same deck can also play as a slot.
The runtime config and both HTML entry points (pull-tab and slot) are packaged with the art and audio.
Every check below has to pass. Then the game goes to the EverPool platform.
Verification
Generation is the easy part. Before any game is handed to EverPool, it has to pass a gate of math, art and playability checks. If a game fails any of them, it gets fixed or regenerated before it ships.
Deck size, payback, hit rate and prize floor are recomputed from the actual tickets. No prize may fall below the smallest symbol payout.
Each symbol's advertised payout must match the largest win it actually produces in the deck, and every symbol must appear in the paytable.
Slot reels are simulated to confirm RTP and hit rate fall inside our target bands, and that every paying symbol appears on every reel.
A locally hosted vision model inspects logos and frames for legible titles, clear play areas and correct composition. Anything that fails is regenerated.
Every symbol has its own art, and every game has both frames, logo, background, buttons, animations and all six audio tracks. A game missing anything doesn't ship.
A pick'em bonus is either fully populated on every ticket that awards it or absent entirely. Players never see a half-configured bonus.
An automated browser suite plays games through the real interface to confirm they load, play and pay out as designed.
Every game can export a PAR sheet, variance statistics, a math summary and a draft submission letter for an independent test lab.
Delivery
Each game arrives as a complete, self-contained package that the EverPool platform can deploy directly.
deck.jsonThe verified finite ticket poolgame_config.jsonSymbols, payouts, paytable and draw modesreels.jsonFive 64-symbol reel stripspulltab.html · index.htmlPull-tab and slot entry pointsimages/Symbols, logo, background, both frames and buttonsimages/videos/Looping symbol and background animationsaudio/Ambient score and five stingersPAR sheetMath summary for lab submissionThe full library
186 games have come out of the forge so far. Here are the newest; the complete list, with a thumbnail and title for every game, is one click away.
