Slots built for a phone screen first
PG Soft, short for Pocket Games Soft, makes mobile-first 3D slots. It has no live dealer catalogue at all, which rules it out of the Ice Fishing question entirely.
A strong mobile slot studio with no live catalogue, so it can be ruled out of any Ice Fishing search immediately.
PG Soft designs every title for portrait play on a phone before anything else, with heavy 3D animation and a house style built around Asian storytelling. Its catalogue runs to well over eighty slots, and titles like the Mahjong Ways series travel far beyond their home market. What it does not build is live dealer content: no studios, no presenters, no streamed tables.
PG Soft has fishing-themed slots, as most slot studios do. A themed slot is still a slot: reels, paylines and a bonus round, decided the instant you press spin. It shares nothing with a streamed wheel beyond the artwork.
People blur these constantly, and it matters when something goes wrong. A studio sets the rules and the RTP of a game. A casino decides whether you can register, what you can stake, how fast you get paid and whether your account stays open. Complaints go to the casino; game maths goes to the studio.
Registration, deposits, withdrawals, limits and any dispute.
The game itself, its rules, its RTP and its published maths.
Open the information panel and read who made it.
PG Soft is worth knowing about, and it is not the studio behind the live wheel this site covers. Switch the lobby filter to Evolution, search the complete title, and read the studio name inside the game before you stake anything.
Studios publish their catalogues. It is the one place where a title either exists or does not, with no operator marketing in between. Compare anything a casino advertises against it.
What they make, what they do not, and why the distinction matters.
PG Soft designs every title for portrait play on a phone before anything else, with heavy 3D animation and a house style built around Asian storytelling. Its catalogue runs to well over eighty slots, and titles like the Mahjong Ways series travel far beyond their home market. What it does not build is live dealer content: no studios, no presenters, no streamed tables.
No. Ice Fishing is an Evolution live game show. PG Soft is a separate studio with its own catalogue, and confusing the two is the most common mistake in this search.
The studio builds the game. The casino licenses it, puts it in a lobby and holds your account and your money. When a game goes wrong you talk to the casino; when the maths is in question, the studio's published RTP is the reference.
Most lobbies have a provider filter. Select PG Soft and you will see only its titles. If a casino has no provider filter and names no studios anywhere, that absence tells you something about the casino.
Its games are tested by independent laboratories and it is distributed by licensed operators, which is the normal assurance chain. That covers the maths of the game; it says nothing about the casino you play it at.
