Gaming Corps powers into Africa with KingMakers deal
Strategic partnership with African gaming giant BetKing set to supercharge Gaming Corps’ continental expansion.
Johannesburg, South Africa – In a bold move to cement its footprint in one of the world’s most promising igaming territories, Swedish game developer Gaming Corps has signed a landmark content distribution agreement with KingMakers, the powerhouse behind Africa’s leading sportsbook and casino brand, BetKing.
The deal turbocharges Gaming Corps’ expansion across Africa, a continent experiencing a digital betting boom, thanks to increased mobile access, youthful demographics and a growing appetite for online entertainment.
Now, KingMakers’ players will have access to Gaming Corps’ full suite of high-voltage titles, including crowd-pleasers like Gates of Hellfire, Wet and Wild Beavers and Snoops’ High Rollers, along with smash-hit Piggy Smash and the studio’s signature Smash4Cash line.
Global expansion strategy
The move is a strategic milestone for Gaming Corps, a developer that’s been lighting up global markets with its quirky, high quality content. Africa, with its immense growth potential, is the next logical leap. And with BetKing’s sprawling reach, Gaming Corps isn’t just dipping its toes in the water, it’s cannonballing in.
“A key part of our global expansion strategy is to work alongside the biggest and best names on each continent,” Danielle Calafato, Chief Commercial Officer at Gaming Corps, said.
“KingMakers is a major player in the African market with a strong reputation among players, and this partnership provides us with major exposure there.”
KingMakers isn’t shy about its ambitions either.
“On 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,” said Kaan Bulakeri, Head of Gaming at KingMakers.
This partnership is more than a handshake; it’s a high-stakes alignment of ambition, innovation and reach. With both companies focused on delivering localised, first-class content, Africa’s igaming players are set to reap the rewards.
