KingMakers has entered a content distribution agreement with Gaming Corps, expanding the Swedish developer’s presence across Africa’s fast-growing igaming market. The deal will see Gaming Corps’ portfolio of slots, crash games, instant wins, and its proprietary Smash4Cash™ titles integrated into the KingMakers platform.
Among the games now accessible to players are Gates of Hellfire, Wet and Wild Beavers, and Snoops’ High Rollers. These titles, alongside the popular Piggy Smash, represent Gaming Corps’ ongoing focus on delivering engaging content tailored to a broad demographic of online casino players.
KingMakers operates one of the continent’s leading brands, BetKing, and is positioned as a key gateway for reaching African igaming audiences. The partnership marks a strategic milestone for Gaming Corps as it continues to scale its global footprint and deepen its presence in regulated markets.
Danielle Calafato, CCO at Gaming Corps, said: “A key part of our global expansion strategy is to work alongside the biggest and best names on each continent. KingMakers is a major player in the African market with a strong reputation among players, and this partnership provides us with major exposure there.
Our games have always been well-received by African audiences, and with KingMakers, we can continue to cement our status as a must-have game studio in the region.”
Kaan Bulakeri – Head of Gaming at KingMakers noted: “In our clear vision to be the home where Africa comes to play, we as KingMakers believe in strong business partnerships to bring the most innovative entertainment content to our customers.
Our business strategy is to create this customer value together with global partners as well as locally focused game providers to enhance our rich and diverse offering combined with best user experience.
Gaming Corps is one of the game studios that resonate with our vision and strategy, therefore with their innovative approach we eagerly continue to provide our customers with tailored and localized first-in-class entertainment.”
