QTech Games has expanded its aggregated games offering through a new partnership with Spadegaming, adding the supplier’s catalogue to its platform and extending content options for its network of operators. The agreement brings a broad selection of Spadegaming titles to QTech’s customers, strengthening the platform’s premium content range.
Spadegaming has built a reputation for delivering varied digital games, with its fish-shooter titles forming a central part of its portfolio. These games introduce high-stakes mechanics designed to suit different volatility preferences and now become available through QTech Games’ distribution network. The addition supports QTech’s strategy of providing a diverse mix of game types to meet regional player demand.
Fish-Shooter Focus Joins Wider Studio Mix
The newly integrated content places Spadegaming’s portfolio alongside other established studios already available on the platform, including Evolution and TaDa Gaming. This combination offers QTech partners access to a wide range of slot and non-slot products designed for culturally varied markets. Spadegaming’s emphasis on immersive digital titles complements the existing catalogue and expands choice for both operators and players.
QTech Games has positioned itself as a rapidly growing aggregator in emerging regions, with its platform tailored to local market requirements. Its services include region-specific game localisation, native mobile applications, reporting systems, marketing tools, and round-the-clock customer support in local languages. The addition of Spadegaming titles builds on this infrastructure by introducing content that has shown strong appeal in Asian markets, particularly through fish-shooter formats.
Expansion Into Emerging Regions
The partnership also supports Spadegaming’s plans to widen its international reach. By joining QTech’s platform, Spadegaming gains exposure to new audiences across Africa and Latin America. These regions represent growing opportunities for suppliers seeking to diversify revenue streams and reduce reliance on established markets.
Juan Lozano, Commercial Manager at Spadegaming, commented on the agreement, stating: “Holding the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) license for nearly ten years, and being one of the first Asiatic companies to do so, means our products and services are well established in the gaming industry. Entering into this agreement with QTech Games tracks our core strategy to fully leverage our reach, as we look forward to seeing how new audiences embrace our content.”
His remarks highlight Spadegaming’s regulatory background and its intention to use the partnership as a channel for international growth. The supplier’s MGA licence underpins its ability to operate across multiple jurisdictions, supporting its move into new territories through aggregation.
Platform Confidence And Market Outlook
QTech Games’ leadership has framed the integration as further validation of the platform’s position within the aggregation space. Philip Doftvik, CEO of QTech Games, said: “It’s another ringing endorsement for our platform to have integrated more premium content from Spadegaming. They’re a dynamic supplier that offers some exciting localised games, above all in the fish-shooting category which has long reigned supreme in Eastern markets. [...] We can’t wait to see how these games perform across a range of untapped markets which, in many cases, break new ground for Spadegaming.”
With this agreement in place, QTech Games continues to build out its content library while supporting suppliers seeking access to fast-developing regions through a single integration.
Source:
“QTech Games expands premium portfolio with Spadegaming titles”, agbrief.com, February 2, 2026
