FunTa Gaming

This is an operator's brief on offering FunTa Gaming through IOP Global — not a player guide, but a look at how the studio's content reaches your floor and how it is billed. Founded in 2018 in Taichung, Taiwan (originally as Tidy Gaming), FunTa builds slots, arcade titles, fish-shooting games and table games tuned to Asian and Southeast Asian tastes — mahjong structures, fortune-god themes and dragon-and-tiger motifs run throughout. Through IOP Global it arrives on one API alongside 150+ studios, a unified wallet and a single reporting feed — no separate contract or build.

Founded in 2018 and rebranded from Tidy Gaming to FunTa Gaming in 2020 to signal a global distribution push, the studio has built a mid-sized catalogue of roughly seventy-plus titles with a steady release cadence. Its identity is rooted firmly in Asian design language and player preferences rather than adapted Western themes.

FunTa's games lean into recognisable regional formats — fortune gods, mahjong, dragons and tigers — with titles such as Auspicious Fortune God 3, Tiger and Dragon Wild, HU YEH and JP Mahjong 2. The catalogue extends past reels into fish-shooting and arcade formats, for example Ocean Palace Loot and Flame Shooter, which are hugely popular across Asian gaming floors and mobile audiences and give operators a category most Western studios do not cover.

The studio discloses parameters such as RTP, volatility, hit frequency and maximum win at the individual title level, and offers modern mechanics including buy-feature options and Megaways-style structures. Games are GLI-certified and built HTML5-first for mobile and cross-platform play, aligning distribution with Asian and Southeast Asian markets.

FunTa adds authentic, locally-tuned content for operators strengthening Asian-facing markets:

• Made for Asian audiences: mahjong, fortune-god and dragon-and-tiger themes that generic Western studios rarely match.
• Beyond slots: fish-shooting and arcade titles such as Ocean Palace Loot alongside the reels — a category popular across Asian gaming floors.
• Transparent and modern: title-level RTP, volatility and max-win disclosure, plus buy-feature and Megaways-style mechanics, with GLI certification.
• One integration: delivered on the same IOP Global API, wallet and reporting feed as every other studio — no separate contract to negotiate.

FunTa Gaming reaches your platform through IOP Global's single integration. You connect once and its slots, fish-shooting and arcade games sit alongside 150+ other providers on one unified wallet and one reporting feed, with no separate build, contract or certification cycle per studio to manage.

Availability follows the market and licence configuration on your account, so FunTa content is exposed where you are cleared to offer it. Adding the studio is a configuration change against an integration you already run rather than a new technical project, which keeps time-to-live short.

What does FunTa Gaming offer operators?

Roughly seventy-plus titles built for Asian audiences — slots with mahjong, fortune-god and dragon-and-tiger themes, plus fish-shooting and arcade games and some table games — with modern mechanics such as buy-feature and Megaways-style structures.

Which markets is FunTa suited to?

Asian and Southeast Asian markets in particular, where its themes and fish-shooting formats resonate. FunTa's games are GLI-certified.

Is FunTa content mobile-ready?

Yes. Games are built HTML5-first for mobile and cross-platform play, with title-level RTP, volatility, hit frequency and max-win disclosure.

How is FunTa Gaming billed?

Through IOP Global, FunTa is billed on gross gaming revenue (GGR) share — there is no per-title licence fee. You pay against the revenue the content generates.

How do I add FunTa Gaming?

If you already integrate IOP Global, FunTa is enabled as a configuration change on your existing connection, subject to your market and licensing setup. If you are not yet integrated, a single IOP Global integration brings FunTa and 150+ other studios together.