Sweden listed game developer Gaming Corps has announced a major expansion of its partnership with Videoslots, an online casino brand operated by Immense Group.
Bringing popular franchises and diverse formats to new regulated markets
Building upon their existing collaboration in Sweden, the extended agreement brings Gaming Corps content portfolio to players in the United Kingdom and Ontario.
The broadened distribution agreement integrates a wide selection of Gaming Corps titles into the Videoslots lobby across newly opened territories. Alongside games from the signature 3 Pigs series, the operator platforms will feature innovative formats and rapid gameplay titles designed to capture player interest in competitive international markets. The expansion underscores the developer capability to scale its content offering while maintaining strong engagement across diverse regulatory environments.
Executive commentary
Graham Greensmith, CCO at Gaming Corps, stated:
“Videoslots has one of the most extensive operator catalogues in the industry, so taking our partnership beyond Sweden and into three important regulated markets is a huge step for Gaming Corps.”
Greensmith added:
“We’re particularly excited about the opportunity in Canada. We’re already seeing our Pigs franchise and familiar mechanics such as Hold & Win resonate with players, while the early interest in some of the more unconventional parts of our portfolio is just as exciting. Videoslots gives us a fantastic platform to build on that momentum and take our content to even more players.”
Anna Komemi, COO at Immense Group, commented:
“Gaming Corps has been a really positive partner for us in Sweden, both in terms of the content itself and the way the team works with us.”
Komemi further noted:
“What we really value is the pace at which the portfolio is evolving. There is always something new coming through, whether that is a fresh mechanic, a new format or another twist on an established idea. Extending the partnership into the UK and Ontario gives us the chance to take more of that content to audiences across a much wider footprint.”
