Gaming Corps to Distribute Full Game Catalogue via Games Global Platform

Swedish game developer Gaming Corps has signed a worldwide distribution agreement with content supplier Games Global, positioning its entire casino portfolio on one of the industry's largest aggregation networks. The Nasdaq First North-listed studio, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Sweden with development teams in the UK, Malta and Ukraine, will use the partnership to reach operators across multiple regulated jurisdictions.

Expanding operator reach

Games Global's platform currently serves hundreds of online casino brands and draws on a network of more than 30 in-house and partner studios, with a proprietary catalogue of over 1,400 titles. The content available through the platform spans live casino, crash games, game shows, progressive jackpots, video bingo, video poker, table games and slots, giving Gaming Corps access to one of the broadest operator networks in the sector.

Under the deal, Gaming Corps will feed its complete offering into that ecosystem, including the Smash4Cash™ series, Multiplier Games and Mine Games, as well as an expanding lineup of slots and table games. For Games Global, the addition strengthens its aggregation proposition with a studio that has built a reputation for distinctive, innovative content.

Executive reaction

Gaming Corps CEO Juha Kauppinen described the move as a significant achievement, saying it demonstrates the confidence leading distribution partners place in the quality and diversity of the company's games. He added that the collaboration supports the studio's long-term strategy of growing alongside trusted partners in key regulated markets.

Games Global Commercial Director Rupert Dix welcomed Gaming Corps to the platform, noting that its portfolio complements the company's existing offering and expressing anticipation about introducing the games to operator partners worldwide. Both sides framed the agreement as a way to unlock new commercial opportunities across regulated markets, with Gaming Corps gaining broader distribution and Games Global expanding its content roster.