Gaming Corps has signed a global distribution agreement with Games Global, giving the Swedish publicly listed game developer access to a broad network of online casino operators in regulated markets.
The agreement will see Gaming Corps integrate its complete casino content portfolio onto the Games Global aggregation platform. The arrangement forms part of Gaming Corps’ commercial growth strategy and is expected to create additional opportunities for its games across multiple jurisdictions.
Full Gaming Corps Portfolio Joins Platform
Games Global operates one of the iGaming sector’s largest content distribution networks, supporting hundreds of online casino brands worldwide. Its ecosystem includes more than 30 in-house and partnered studios and a portfolio exceeding 1,400 proprietary games.
Under the new agreement, operators using the Games Global platform will gain access to Gaming Corps’ full range of casino content. The portfolio includes the developer’s Smash4Cash™, Multiplier Games and Mine Games, as well as an expanding selection of slots and table games.
The partnership also adds Gaming Corps’ titles to Games Global’s existing aggregation offering, expanding the range of content available through its platform. Games Global distributes content across regulated markets and serves hundreds of operators internationally.
For Gaming Corps, the agreement provides another distribution route for its games through an established aggregation platform. The company said the arrangement supports its longer-term approach of expanding through partnerships in regulated jurisdictions.
Gaming Corps Highlights Commercial Milestone
Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, said: "Having our entire portfolio available through Games Global is a significant achievement for Gaming Corps. It not only expands the global reach of our content but also demonstrates the confidence leading distribution partners place in the quality and diversity of our games. We're excited to begin this collaboration and see our titles reach new operators and players worldwide, further supporting our long-term strategy of growing with trusted partners in key regulated jurisdictions."
The agreement gives Gaming Corps access to the Games Global aggregation infrastructure while allowing Games Global to add another game developer to its content network. The arrangement covers Gaming Corps’ entire casino portfolio rather than a selected group of titles.
Games Global’s platform already encompasses a wide range of gaming categories, including slots, table games, video poker, video bingo, progressive jackpots, game shows, crash games and live casino products. The addition of Gaming Corps therefore brings its proprietary game formats and other casino titles into an established content environment.
Games Global Welcomes New Content Partner
Rupert Dix, Commercial Director at Games Global, said: "Gaming Corps has built a distinctive and innovative portfolio that is an excellent complement to our content offering. We're delighted to welcome them to the Games Global platform and look forward to introducing their games to our operator partners in regulated markets worldwide."
The comments from both companies point to the commercial role of the agreement. Gaming Corps will broaden the distribution of its portfolio, while Games Global will add the Swedish developer’s games to the content available to its operator partners.
The agreement follows Gaming Corps’ continued commercial development and places its complete casino portfolio within Games Global’s aggregation network.
Source:
“Gaming Corps signs global distribution agreement with Games Global”, Press Release, August 10, 2026
barebones
25 days ago
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Many people think of Games Global just as a game provider (a massive one, but still). However, they also offer 3rd party aggregation and have a pretty big pool of clients that work with them. Therefore, I think it's going to be a quite beneficial partnership for Gaming Corps, to allow their content to be accessible through...
Many people think of Games Global just as a game provider (a massive one, but still). However, they also offer 3rd party aggregation and have a pretty big pool of clients that work with them. Therefore, I think it's going to be a quite beneficial partnership for Gaming Corps, to allow their content to be accessible through Games Global platform.
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Dzile
26 days ago
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Gaming Corps’ global deal with Games Global could significantly boost its reach.
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Cuisener23
26 days ago
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Strong move for both companies. Bringing Gaming Corps’ content to such a wide network should boost visibility significantly and help more players discover some of its most unique releases.
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tough_nut
26 days ago
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Great partnership for both sides. Having Gaming Corps’ full portfolio available through Games Global should open up plenty of new opportunities for its games to reach operators and players worldwide 🚀
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