Sleic, officially Creaciones e Investigaciones Electrónicas, S.L., is a Spanish pinball manufacturer founded in 1992 in Algete near Madrid by industry professionals including lead engineer Luis Gosálbez Carrasco; operating from a roughly 6,000 m² facility, Sleic designed and manufactured coin-operated equipment and pinball machines in the mid‑1990s, releasing titles such as Sleic Pin-Ball, Bike Race, Io Moon and Doña Elvira 2, with Io Moon and Doña Elvira 2 regarded as rare, highly collectible tables and among the last pinball machines produced in Spain before the company ceased pinball production in 1996 and shifted to arcade video cabinets and gambling terminals before closing by 2008.