Gaming Corps
Company Overview
Gaming Corps was founded in 2014 and supplies slot and instant-win content to casino operators on a B2B basis. The company operates through two linked entities: Gaming Corps AB, a Swedish public limited company listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market since June 2015 under the ticker STO:GCOR, and Gaming Corps Malta LTD, a separately registered Maltese subsidiary that holds the studio’s gambling licenses.
As a listed company, Gaming Corps has no single controlling parent. Its own shareholder register, current as of a 29 May 2026 snapshot, shows its largest holders are custodian/nominee accounts held through Swiss and Finnish financial institutions rather than a strategic owner; board chair Bülent Balikci is the largest individual-linked shareholder, at roughly 6.75%. The company describes itself as headquartered in “the university city of Uppsala,” Sweden, though the registered Swedish address published across its own site footer is in Enköping, a separate nearby town — that detail is noted here rather than resolved.
The studio’s identity centers on a proprietary mechanic it brands Smash4Cash™, alongside a house style that spans instant-win formats, multiplier games, and traditional slot reels developed out of its Malta studio.
Key Facts
| Founded | 2014 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Enköping, Sweden (registered address per company site footer) |
| Listing | Nasdaq First North Growth Market, ticker STO:GCOR (listed June 2015) |
| Licensing entity | Gaming Corps Malta LTD (company reg. C 92863) |
| Malta Gaming Authority | B2B Critical Supply Licence MGA/B2B/755/2019 (per the studio’s own site footer; MGA’s public registry could not be independently cross-checked) |
| UK Gambling Commission | Account 63312 — Gambling Software (Remote) and Game Host/Casino (Remote), both Active, effective 5 February 2024 (independently confirmed via the UKGC public register) |
| Signature mechanic | Smash4Cash™ |
| Official Website | gamingcorps.com |
Flagship Games & Style
Gaming Corps’ own-developed catalogue spans Casino Slots, Instant Blitz titles, Plinko-style drop games, multiplier formats, table games, and mine games, built around a handful of recurring proprietary mechanics, including Smash4Cash™ and A-MAZE-CADES, alongside chart-topping titles such as Gates of Hellfire and 3 Pigs of Olympus. Its flagship franchise is 3 Pigs of Olympus, which has expanded into a running series — including 3 Pigs of Olympus 2: Rise of the DemiHog, a six-reel, 4,096-ways title with a Wheel of Olympus bonus round and free-spin modifiers themed around Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades.
In October 2025, Gaming Corps opened its proprietary Remote Game Server (RGS) to outside studios — a platform-aggregation arrangement rather than a white-label deal, letting third-party developers build and distribute their own titles on Gaming Corps’ infrastructure and licenses. The first confirmed partner studio using this program is DEGEN Studios, whose titles Raider Riches and Rave Riot run on the Gaming Corps RGS; these are DEGEN’s own games rather than in-house Gaming Corps development, and are listed separately on the studio’s site as a “Studio Partner” release.
Latest Releases
3 Pigs of Olympus 2: Rise of the DemiHog launched in June 2026 as the latest entry in the studio’s core franchise. Earlier releases include Mega Mammoth Multiplier Mayhem, a mammoth/ice-age themed title from January 2026, and the RGS partner release Rave Riot from DEGEN Studios in October 2025. Gaming Corps has also used its content pipeline to expand into new regulated markets during 2026, supplying its Instant Blitz vertical, 3 Pigs series, and other titles to operators in additional jurisdictions — a distribution expansion rather than a new game release in its own right. Two further titles, “3 Pigs of Independence” and “Bass Rewards Bonanza The Golden Catch,” appear on the studio’s release timeline as announced but not yet confirmed as live, since the site does not publish a clear release year for either.
