Gaming Corps Extends St8 Deal to UK and Ontario

Gaming Corps has expanded its commercial relationship with St8, widening the scope of their partnership to include both the UK and Ontario. The move marks a further step in the Swedish game developer’s strategy to increase reach in regulated markets through established aggregation platforms.

The company, which is publicly listed and headquartered in Sweden, confirmed that the updated agreement builds on an existing collaboration between the two businesses. By extending the deal, Gaming Corps aims to strengthen distribution of its titles in two jurisdictions that play a central role in the global online gaming sector.

Broader Distribution Through Unified Platform

Under the revised arrangement, St8 will distribute a wide range of Gaming Corps content using its unified application programming interface. The offering includes slot titles alongside several other gaming formats developed by Gaming Corps, reflecting the studio’s growing presence beyond traditional slot releases.

The content package features games from multiple verticals, including Crash, Mine, Table and Plinko formats. This broader catalogue allows operators connected to St8’s platform to access a varied mix of products through a single technical integration.

Among the titles included in the rollout is Bass Rewards, a Smash4Cash™ powered game that uses one of Gaming Corps’ most recognised mechanics. The agreement also covers Gates of Hell Fire, which centres on darker themes and feature-driven gameplay, and Anubis vs Horus: Twin Titans, a mythology-based title built around divine wilds and high-impact in-game features. Together, these releases underline the developer’s approach to pairing strong visual themes with distinctive mechanics.

Focus On Regulated Markets

St8 operates as a casino games aggregator and works with operators seeking to simplify game integrations while reducing technical overhead. Its single API connects partners to hundreds of content providers across different verticals, allowing faster deployment of new games. The aggregator holds licences in several regulated jurisdictions, enabling compliant expansion across multiple markets.

Commenting on the expansion, Gaming Corps Chief Commercial Officer Graham Greensmith said: “Extending our agreement with St8 to cover the UK and Ontario is a meaningful step in reinforcing our position in two of the most established gaming markets in the world. By deepening this relationship, we can bring more of our latest and most distinctive content to a wider audience through a partner that understands the operational and compliance demands of highly regulated environments.”

Ontario and the UK remain key territories for suppliers seeking sustainable growth within clear regulatory frameworks. By leveraging St8’s existing licensing coverage and integration infrastructure, Gaming Corps positions its portfolio for broader exposure without adding complexity for operator partners.

Continued Collaboration Following Early Results

St8 said the partnership has already produced positive outcomes since its initial launch, with Gaming Corps’ titles performing well across connected platforms. The aggregator highlighted the developer’s mix of slot concepts and alternative game formats as a strong match for its content strategy.

The expanded agreement reflects a shared focus on efficiency, compliance, and access to varied content libraries. For Gaming Corps, the deal supports its broader objective of scaling distribution through trusted partners, while St8 continues to add recognised studios to its aggregation network.

Source:

“Gaming Corps and St8 scale up partnership across the UK and Ontario”, Press Release, February 5, 2026