Swedish games developer Gaming Corps is expanding its partnership with Videoslots, a brand of Immense Group, into the UK and Ontario.
Until now, the two companies had worked together only in Sweden. The extension means Gaming Corps content will be available to Videoslots players in all three regulated markets.
Gaming Corps’ Maltese subsidiary holds supplier licences from the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission, which covers the UK side of the launch.
The content heading to new markets
- 3 Pigs franchise: 3 Pigs of Olympus, 3 Pigs of the Caribbean, built around Hold & Win, and 4 Gym Pigs: Porky Power
- Instant-win: 3 Pots of Potion Instant Blitz, from a hybrid series combining slot mechanics with arcade-style progression
- Multiplier game: Penalty Champion: Goals to Glory
- Plinko format: Plinko Slam Dunk, set on a basketball court
What the companies said
Graham Greensmith, Chief Commercial Officer of Gaming Corps, said: “Videoslots has one of the most extensive operator catalogues in the industry.” He added: “We’re particularly excited about the opportunity in Canada.”
Anna Komemi, Chief Operating Officer of Immense Group, said Gaming Corps “has been a really positive partner for us in Sweden”, and that the extension gives Videoslots “the chance to take more of that content” to other markets.
About Videoslots and Gaming Corps
Videoslots was founded in 2011 and offers more than 12,000 games across casino, live dealer, jackpots, sports, arcade and bingo. Its Battle of Slots feature runs slot tournaments. The brand was rebranded in 2024 as part of Immense Group, which brings Videoslots and its sister brands together.
Gaming Corps is listed on Nasdaq First North and develops online slots, Plinko, mines, multiplier, table and Smash4Cash games. In 2026 it has signed distribution deals with Playtech, Bally’s Intralot and Games Global, and holds direct operator agreements with bet365 and Loto-Québec.
