Games Valley Adds Wicked Games Slots To Aggregation Platform
Games Valley has partnered with slot studio Wicked Games to bring its portfolio to operators across regulated markets, the Malta-based aggregator said in a release dated October 28, 2026.
The deal sees Games Valley integrate Wicked Games' growing catalogue of slots, including titles such as Transformers and Jack and Fawkes.
For operators, the agreement adds another studio to a single integration.
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What The Deal Includes
Alongside its games, Wicked Games supplies a set of promotional tools designed to help operators lift player engagement and retention.
These include free spins, in-game jackpots, prize drops, tournaments and leaderboards.
The release presents the tools as part of the package operators get alongside the slots.
Wicked Games' titles are certified or licensed in Malta, Sweden, Georgia, Croatia, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Colombia, Estonia and Brazil, according to the release.
The release says the games will be released to operator partners across key regulated markets.
What Both Companies Said
Games Valley chief executive Ariel Reem said the company likes the distinctive identity Wicked Games has built through its games.
He said the titles and their promotional tools are a valuable addition to the content offering, and that he expects the games to perform well with operator partners.
Katerina Frolova, partnership manager at Wicked Games, said Games Valley has built a strong distribution network and that the deal gives the studio another route to put its games in front of more operators and players.
She said the studio values the aggregator's reach across regulated markets and plans to add more titles to the integration over time.
Why Aggregators Matter For Studios
An aggregator connects many game studios to an operator via a single technical connection, so a casino can add content without building a separate integration for each supplier.
For a studio such as Wicked Games, signing with an aggregator widens its potential reach without it having to negotiate every operator contract on its own.
Games Valley describes its approach as Smarter Aggregation, pairing the games with the technology, data and operational tools operators need to run and optimise delivery.
The company says the strategy continues to accelerate as its catalogue grows.
Part Of A Wider Expansion
The signing follows a run of hires at the company. In August, Games Valley named Jorge L Morales as its first director of the Americas, a move we covered when it appointed the former Aristocrat Interactive executive to lead its commercial push in the US and Canada.
Adding studios and building out regional teams points in the same direction.
Games Valley is competing for operator shelf space as more jurisdictions regulate online casinos, and a broader slots catalogue is one way to stay in contention.
The agreement itself carries no disclosed financial terms or launch dates for individual titles.
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