Amuzo isn't building a flashy consumer brand—it's the invisible engine powering some of the world's biggest casual games. While most indie studios chase viral fame, this 35-person UK powerhouse quietly generates $5.7M annually by becoming the ultimate B2B partner for gaming giants like Natural and CrazyLabs.

"Amuzo proves that in gaming, you don't need to own the player relationship to build a $5.7M business—you just need to be indispensable to the studios that do."

The company's leadership team tells the story of deep technical expertise. CEO Peter Phillips leads a crew that includes Colin Cuthbert as Head of Core Technology and Callum Hope as CTO—this is a studio built by engineers, for engineers. The presence of a Digital Marketing Manager (Julia Reeves) alongside technical heads suggests they're not just coders; they understand the commercial realities of game publishing.

• B2B-first model: They build games for other companies' portfolios, not their own IP
• Technical depth: 11 technologies detected including WordPress, jQuery, and Tailwind CSS—modern but pragmatic tech stack
• Global reach: Serving clients across multiple markets with 47.5% traffic from undefined (likely multiple international sources)
• Niche expertise: Ranking for specific game concepts like 'idle aquarium' shows deep category knowledge