QTech Games has announced two separate partnership agreements aimed at widening its content offering across emerging markets, aligning with studios that focus on accessibility, in-house development, and region-ready performance. The deals bring new game portfolios to QTech’s aggregation platform, strengthening its presence in territories where mobile compatibility and efficient performance remain central requirements.
The first agreement links QTech Games with Orbital Gaming, a casino game studio whose catalogue includes more than 20 internally developed titles. The partnership adds Orbital’s Original PF games to QTech’s distribution network, placing them alongside established and newer providers already available through the platform.
Orbital Gaming Titles Join QTech Platform
Under the agreement, Orbital Gaming’s full suite of provably fair content becomes available to QTech partners. Each title has been built from the ground up by Orbital’s internal teams, using custom math models and mechanics designed to support player engagement across several formats. The portfolio spans crash games, slots, and instant-win products, all delivered with a visual style that reflects Orbital’s design approach.
The games have been optimized for lightweight performance, allowing them to function smoothly in regions where device limitations, slower connections, or data costs can restrict access. This technical focus aligns with QTech Games’ distribution strategy in markets across Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America.
Philip Doftvik, QTech Games’ CEO, said: “Orbital Gaming instantly took our eye, thanks to their flair for crafting simplicity out of complexity, alongside elevating top-class game design. These are values we share. We look forward to seeing how these games perform across a spread of new markets for Orbital – showcasing their fresh, engaging content to a growing network of players, and generating more revenues for our partners.”
Expanding Orbital’s Reach Across Emerging Regions
For Orbital Gaming, the agreement supports broader exposure in territories where QTech maintains strong operator relationships. The studio views the collaboration as a way to place its games with new partners while retaining control over design and fairness standards.
Valerian Chanchibadze, CEO at Orbital Gaming, said: “Teaming up with QTech represents a fantastic opportunity to strengthen our product distribution across emerging territories and deliver our great games to a range of top-tier partners. This deal immediately improves our reach across emerging territories, and we can’t wait to watch how our titles capture the imaginations of a swathe of new players across emerging markets.”
GameTimeTec Partnership Adds Further Content Variety
In a separate development, QTech Games also confirmed a partnership with GameTimeTec, a casino game developer expanding its presence beyond established regions. The agreement enables GameTimeTec to distribute its ShowTime portfolio through QTech’s aggregation platform, reaching new audiences across Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America.
GameTimeTec’s portfolio includes slots, arcade-style games, crash titles, dice games, and card-based offerings. Among the titles entering new markets through the deal are Lucky Clover (Hold and Spin), Glory of Olympus (Unlocked), and Air Gold (Miles Jackpot). The collaboration focuses on delivering content designed to suit local preferences while maintaining consistent technical performance.
Together, the Orbital Gaming and GameTimeTec agreements underline QTech Games’ continued emphasis on expanding its catalogue with studios that prioritize accessibility and in-house development.
Source:
“QTech Games reaches new heights with Orbital Gaming partnership”, agbrief.com, January 26, 2026
