SkillOnNet Unleashes Octoplay’s Hit Games Across UK Sites

Global entertainment group SkillOnNet is now live with Octoplay in the UK and will be rolling out the rapidly growing game studio’s eye-catching portfolio in additional markets in the coming months.

Players at SkillOnNet’s UK iGaming sites, such as PlayOJO, Genting, SpinGenie and MegawaysCasino, can now enjoy Octoplay’s most popular titles, including player-favourites like Vegas is Dead: Battle Arena, Shaolin Panda: Chaos Reels, and Serpent Gold: Hold and Win.

Founded in 2022, Octoplay has rapidly established itself as one of the industry’s fastest-growing game studios, securing partnerships with leading operators across Europe and North America and licenses in multiple jurisdictions across the globe.

Its feature-packed games combine blockbuster-style presentation, comic-book-inspired artwork and immersive themes ranging from dystopian futures to epic fantasy adventures.

The partnership further enhances SkillOnNet’s extensive content offering, which already features thousands of games from the industry’s leading studios. The company operates and powers some of the world’s most popular iGaming sites, delivering premium entertainment experiences to millions of players across multiple regulated markets.

Jani Kontturi, Head of Games at SkillOnNet said: “We’re delighted to welcome Octoplay to our platform in the UK. The studio has built a strong reputation for developing high-quality games that combine engaging mechanics with blockbuster production values. We are confident our players will love the content, and we’re excited to extend the partnership into additional regulated markets in the near future.

Ralitsa Georgieva, CEO at Octoplay: “Launching with SkillOnNet in the UK represents another important milestone for Octoplay. SkillOnNet operates some of the industry’s most established iGaming sites, and this partnership allows us to bring our games to a wider audience of players. We look forward to building on this initial launch and expanding together into further markets.”