Who makes Wolf Treasure: IGTech, and how to tell it from the Onlyplay game

Wolf Treasure is by IGTech, also written iGaming Tech, released on 1 October 2018 according to the catalogue. The studio has no website of its own, which is why every figure on this site comes from catalogues and from the game's info panel rather than a provider page. Since January 2025 there's been a second Wolf Treasure, from Onlyplay, with different reels, four jackpots and a different RTP. This page is about the studio and about telling the two games apart in a lobby.

By Sean Halloran · checked 29 September 2026

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IGTech: what’s known

IGTech, spelled iGaming Tech in some listings, is a small studio whose games reach casinos through aggregators. It has no public website, no press page and no published game sheets, which is unusual even among small studios. What exists is the catalogue record: Wolf Treasure released 1 October 2018, five reels, 25 lines, an RTP listed at 96%, a Money Respin with three jackpots. Everything else about the studio, including how many other titles it has, I’d be guessing at, so I won’t.

The practical consequence for a player is that there’s no provider page to check a casino against. The info panel inside the game is the primary source, and any number you see on a review site, this one included, is either from that panel or from a catalogue.

Onlyplay’s Wolf Treasure, 2025

On 9 January 2025 Onlyplay released a game called Wolf Treasure. Its provider page at onlyplay.net, read on 29 September 2026, lists an RTP of 96.60% and a maximum win of 9,604 times the bet. Neither game is in an Australian pub; both reach Australian players only through offshore lobbies, with bets in AUD where the cashier allows it. The frame above shows the rest: green gems, blue crystals, a bear and a lynx, coins reading 0.60 and 0.10, a four-step jackpot bar of Grand 1000, Major 100, Minor 25 and Mini 10, and a Buy Bonus button. It’s a decent-looking hold-and-win pokie. It’s not the one this site is about.

Telling them apart in ten seconds

The quickest tell is the top bar: three jackpots means IGTech. If a lobby search brings up both, the provider tag on the tile settles it.

Why it matters beyond trivia

Reviews, RTP figures and free spins offers for “Wolf Treasure” don’t say which game they mean, and since 2025 many of them are talking about the Onlyplay title. A no deposit offer valued on 96.60% and a 9,604× ceiling is a different offer from one on the 2018 game. When you read a number anywhere, including on this site, check it’s attached to the right wolf. Everything here is about IGTech’s game unless the page says otherwise, and the home page is where its rules live.