Slot studio Wicked Games has signed a distribution deal with aggregator Games Valley, which will carry its games to operators in regulated markets. The Malta-based company announced the agreement in a release dated October 28, 2026.

Wicked Games' slot catalogue, which includes Transformers and Jack and Fawkes, now sits inside Games Valley's platform. Operators get the whole library through one connection.

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What The Deal Includes

The studio isn't just handing over games. It also brings a set of promotional tools meant to keep players engaged and coming back: free spins, in-game jackpots, prize drops, tournaments and leaderboards.

According to the release, operators receive these tools as part of the same package as the slots.

Wicked Games' titles hold certification or licences in Malta, Sweden, Georgia, Croatia, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Colombia, Estonia and Brazil, the release states.

The games will roll out to operator partners across major regulated markets, according to the announcement.

What Both Companies Said

Games Valley chief executive Ariel Reem said Wicked Games has carved out a recognisable identity through its games. He called the titles and their promo tools a valuable addition to the content lineup and said he expects them to perform well with operator partners.

Katerina Frolova, partnership manager at Wicked Games, said Games Valley's distribution network gives the studio another way to put its games in front of more operators and players. She said the studio values the aggregator's reach across regulated markets and intends to add more titles to the integration over time.

Why Aggregators Matter For Studios

Aggregators link dozens of studios to an operator through a single technical connection. That means a casino can add content without building a separate integration for every supplier.

For a smaller studio like Wicked Games, an aggregator deal widens potential reach without the grind of negotiating every operator contract alone.

Games Valley calls its approach Smarter Aggregation. The pitch: games plus the technology, data and operational tools operators need to run and optimise delivery.

The company says the strategy keeps gaining pace as its catalogue grows.

Part Of A Wider Expansion

The signing follows a string of hires. In August, Games Valley appointed Jorge L Morales as its first director of the Americas — a move we covered at the time — tasking the former Aristocrat Interactive executive with leading its commercial push in the US and Canada.

New studios and new regional teams point the same way.

With more jurisdictions regulating online casinos, Games Valley is fighting for shelf space at operators, and a deeper slots catalogue is one way to stay in the running.

The agreement comes with no disclosed financial terms, and no launch dates have been given for individual titles.

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