FunFair platform games and title attribution guide

FunFair platform logo

FunFair Technologies built a decentralised online-casino platform, while third-party studios could adapt games to run through it. That makes platform, developer, publisher and licensed-brand credits important. A title distributed on FunFair should not automatically be described as created solely by FunFair.

Historical status: the former casino-technology homepage now leads to FunFair Ventures, an investment business launched by the group. This page documents the earlier platform and does not claim that its casino network or catalogue remains active.

Platform history, successor identity and title attribution checked 16 July 2026.

FunFair at a glance

Historical role Blockchain-based business-to-business casino platform and games technology.
Third-party development Spike Games adapted existing titles for the FunFair platform.
Current group activity FunFair Ventures supports and invests in early-stage blockchain businesses.
SlotsLike record One licensed music-themed title associated with the former platform.
UK availability Not established by the historical integration; verify any current operator and rights separately.

FunFair platform game in our directory

The card below links to the existing SlotsLike record and uses its game thumbnail. Contemporary material identifies Spike Games as the developer that adapted the title for FunFair’s technology.

Alice Cooper School’s Out For Summer slot thumbnail

Alice Cooper

The historical game was promoted as Alice Cooper: School’s Out For Summer. Spike Games created the FunFair-compatible version under licence, so FunFair is the platform context rather than the sole original developer credit.

From casino technology to FunFair Ventures

FunFair Technologies emerged in 2017 around decentralised gaming technology. Historical company updates described its platform, partner casinos and integrations with outside game studios. In 2022, the group announced FunFair Ventures as a programme for investing in early-stage blockchain projects.

FunFair Ventures successor homepage captured in July 2026
FunFair Ventures’ current homepage, captured July 2026.

The successor site focuses on investment and support rather than presenting a current public casino-game lobby. The change is why old availability, token or platform claims should not be carried into a present-day game guide without fresh evidence.

How FunFair game credits should be checked

Identify the original developer

A platform integration does not erase the studio that built or adapted the game. Historical announcements, publisher records and the game help screen should agree.

Confirm licensed intellectual property

Music and celebrity branding depends on separate rights. An old launch announcement does not prove that the licence remains valid or that the title is still distributed.

Do not reuse old fairness claims

FunFair promoted blockchain and smart-contract features for its historical platform. Those claims describe a particular implementation and should not be applied to another operator or later build.

Check Great Britain access independently

A former international platform listing is not evidence of current UK availability. Verify the operator in the Gambling Commission register and inspect the exact game offered.

FunFair questions

Was FunFair a game developer?

It developed gaming technology and some platform content, but its catalogue also included third-party work. Credits should therefore be checked title by title.

Is the old FunFair casino platform still active?

The current group-facing website is FunFair Ventures and does not present the earlier public casino platform as a live catalogue. This profile treats the gaming material as historical.

Who made the Alice Cooper game for FunFair?

Contemporary company and launch material says Spike Games adapted the licensed title for the FunFair platform.

Sources and verification notes

Verification limit: historical launch material supports the platform relationship and Spike Games credit. It does not prove present distribution, current licensed-brand rights or availability at a Great Britain operator.

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