Gaming Corps Strengthens Foothold in Europe via Fortuna Deal

Summary:

• Gaming Corps has signed a partnership deal with Fortuna Entertainment.
• The agreement is expected to help the developer expand its reach in European markets.
• Gaming Corps’ games will reach Slovakia, Czechia, Poland, Romania, and Croatia.

Sweden-based developer of original content for gaming and iGaming that services experienced gamers with niche video games and premium casino games, Gaming Corps, has announced a partnership with Fortuna Entertainment.

The latter is a 1990-founded operator with business in Central and Eastern Europe. The collaboration will help the game developer introduce its games to players across five iGaming markets.

“Fantastic Opportunity to Grow Our Footprint”

Gaming Corp’s sales director, Mats Lundin, called 2024 “a monumental year” for the company while expressing delight for being able to “add another prestigious name” to their roster of prestigious partners.

He added that the fact that Fortuna has “established itself across five European markets” will now give them the “fantastic opportunity” to grow their footprint on the continent and allow players in Croatian, Slovakia, Romania, Poland, and Czechia to try out their games.

The list will include a variety of titles such as Table, Crash, Slot, and Mine games. The developer’s certified Plinko title will also be a part of the deal.

European players will get to access iconic slot series with stunning graphics and fantastic gameplay including Jet Lucky and Coin Miner as well as fresh launches like Raging Zeus Mines, Wild Woof, Shootout Champion, or Ramen Puzzle.

Fortuna, “Delighted” to Embrace Gaming Corps’ Content

Fortuna’s group head of commercial gaming operations, Myke Foster, also took the opportunity to express their delight in adding Gaming Corps’ “high-quality games content” to their portfolio and enabling their players to enjoy “an even more memorable gaming experience” with them.

From their position as a leading operator in Central and Eastern Europe, Fortuna continuously looks for new ways to improve its offerings “with the best games available”, which is exactly what Gaming Corps can provide for them.

The 1990-founded operator is an omni-channel operator that employs more than 6,000 people.

Gaming Corps has also recently inked similar agreements with Ambassadoribet in Georgia and BetPawa in Africa.

The developer has also chosen to extend its distribution channels with the help of collaborations inked with LV Bet, Alea, and Betway Group.