Gaming Corps, the Swedish publicly listed game studio, has officially made its debut in Brazil’s newly regulated iGaming market. The studio, known for its innovative approach to game development, is among the select few providers to go live on the market’s first day, offering an impressive portfolio of over 50 games.
A Strong Start in Brazil
As the Brazilian iGaming market opened on January 1, 2025, Gaming Corps hit the ground running. Its content is already live with several leading operators, including major names such as Betano, Sportingtech, and Superbet. These partnerships underscore the studio’s readiness to capitalize on Brazil’s anticipated growth as one of Latin America’s largest regulated markets.
In addition to its current operator collaborations, Gaming Corps is actively seeking new partnerships to bring its sought-after titles to an even wider audience.
A Diverse Portfolio for a Diverse Market
Brazilian players now have access to Gaming Corps’ diverse suite of games, which includes traditional Casino Slots, Table Games, and the increasingly popular Multiplier Games and Plinko Games. The studio’s Smash4Cash™ series and non-traditional titles such as Mines are also expected to resonate strongly in the region.
Standout games like Penalty Champion and Jet Lucky 2 have already captured the attention of players. Meanwhile, the studio’s entire portfolio is designed to deliver localised gaming experiences, ensuring broad appeal across the market.
High Stakes in a Booming Market
Brazil’s iGaming market is projected to generate up to $1.4 billion in revenue by the end of 2025, with forecasts from H2 Gambling Capital suggesting this figure could rise to $3.7 billion by 2029. Gaming Corps is strategically positioned to leverage this growth, with its innovative offerings and early market entry providing a significant competitive advantage.
CEO Highlights the Milestone
Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, expressed pride in the team’s achievement and optimism for the future, “The entire industry has been working very hard to be prepared for Brazil launching on January 1, 2025, and this includes the entire Gaming Corps team.
“Competition is, of course, fierce, but that also makes our achievement of being among the first providers to launch into the market with more than 50 games even stronger.
“Gaming Corps was one of the very few suppliers already live on day one with so many games on the leading operators, and we will now work even harder to get them live on even more licensed brands in the coming weeks and months.
“The potential in Brazil speaks for itself, and with our unique non-traditional games and our ability to create localized experiences, we have high hopes for the Brazilian market becoming a success for us and our operator partners.”
A Bright Future
Gaming Corps’ early entry into Brazil reflects its commitment to international expansion and its readiness to adapt to emerging markets. With a strong foundation already established, the studio is well-positioned to thrive in Brazil’s burgeoning iGaming industry.
Stay tuned to iGaming Gazette for further updates on Gaming Corps and other key developments in the global iGaming scene.
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