Gaming Corps’ niche games suite goes live with Octavian Lab in Italy

Gaming Corps’ portfolio to be integrated with gaming aggregator platform

Up-and-coming Swedish games developer Gaming Corps will bring its premium content to even more Italian players through its partnership with Octavian Lab, allowing Gaming Corps to distribute its games via the provider’s aggregator platform.  

This partnership will allow Octavian Lab to offer Gaming Corps’ diverse portfolio, consisting of premium Plinko, Crash, Mine, Table and Slot games. This includes its range of successful games such as Coin Miner, Penalty Champion, 777 Jackpot Diamond Hold and Win, Plinko, and its latest release, Wild Woof.

These releases have helped to cement Gaming Corps’ position as a must-have games developer, that puts the customer’s needs front and centre, offering a service that is both fast and agile.

Octavian Lab is a software house and service provider for the online betting and gaming sector operating in the Italian market. As a software house, its core business is the development and improvement of its property software: Accounting Gaming Platform – AGP. One of its main services is reselling the best casino content providers through a direct integration to the licensees that use its Hub Casino aggregator solution.

Danielle Calafato, Gaming Corps’ CCO said: “We’re in a highly active growth phase with feedback on our content being heavily weighted on the positive side. This is allowing us to rapidly continue announcing deals such as our latest with Octavian Lab. We’re genuinely delighted to be able to offer our games via it’s gaming aggregator platform. Octavian Lab is an ideal partner as we look to broaden our delivery in Italy, especially given its reputation, proactive approach and increasing scope of distribution.”

Emanuele Nocentelli Octavian Lab CEO said: “We are reaching new customers and increasing our footprint like never before, so it’s very important for us to partner with premium games developers like Gaming Corps. I look forward to working with them and I am very pleased our platform will host Gaming Corps’ innovative content.”