Gaming Corps
Getting Social With Gaming Corps

Graeme Savill, the Account Management Team Lead at Gaming Corps, sits down with us to talk everything social gaming, including the rise of gamification, how to engage players through tournaments, the future of social gaming, and more.
Building communities of players has become a popular trend over the last 18 months, with players demanding a much more social-led experience. Why do you think this is?
I believe the increased demand for social-led experiences is driven by the broader social shift towards connectivity, which is a result of the influence of social media and online communities. Players, especially Gen Z players, crave authentic experiences, and as such, casinos are seeking more interactive and community-focused ways to capture their interest.
Players want the opportunity to share big wins, compete with friends, and interact with a broader community, and casinos and providers are looking innovative ways to provide that experience.
Crucially, players want to feel like they are part of something and be kept in the loop. Social media is a key part of this, and the online casino industry is learning a lot from these platforms about how to create communities and drive engagement.
In your view, what’s the secret behind creating a more social experience for players? Is it gamification, features like chat functionality and live streaming, or something else?
Several factors are driving the evolution of players’ social experiences. Gamification, for example, plays a key role in bringing out players’ competitive sides while engaging them with new products.
Chat functionality is also crucial; you can’t build a community if players can not talk to one another. It has also allowed players to interact with streamers, influencers, and the casinos themselves.
Finally, streamers can significantly contribute to exposing players to new content and innovations. They hold significant sway within the online gaming communities and are well-respected by players. This level of influence contributes massively to the success of new product launches.
And how is Gaming Corps creating that social experience for players?
Crash games are extremely effective at driving engagement and building communities. The fast-paced action stirs players, and the chat logs quickly become a stream of instant reactions and shared excitement.
We saw this, particularly during the EURO 2024 and Copa America tournaments over the summer. Likeminded football fans engaged with one another while playing Football Freestyler, and Samba Soccer, helping to build a community of players who played and engaged with each other throughout the tournaments.
Likewise, using live streamers has helped build communities and increase engagement in several of our games, with Piggy Smash and Snoop’s High Rollers being two of the most popular.
Tournaments have become an increasingly popular way to engage with new players. From your experience, are there certain game types that tournaments lend themselves to? And how do you retain those players once a tournament has concluded?
Tournaments are an extremely useful method of retaining customers and upselling to both new and existing customers. I believe these will continue to be a strong tool in the upcoming years, particularly with the rise of network tournaments offering substantial prize pools for participants.
They also attract customers and are an excellent way of promoting community-building and social engagement.
At Gaming Corps, we have positioned ourselves uniquely to capitalize on tournaments as effective promotional tools. Our brand new Smash4Cash vertical and our crash games have a strong appeal among a new generation of players due to their mobile-friendly accessibility and adaptability to tournament setups.
Retaining players after a tournament concludes is essential for growth. We do this by offering ongoing loyalty programs and rewards. We also need to constantly refresh and enhance our content to ensure that players continue to come back for more.
Do you think this trend of gamification will continue into 2025? Or is it just a passing fashion?
I believe that gamification will continue to be a significant trend well into 2025 and beyond due to its ability to tap into fundamental human desires for achievement, competition, and social interaction.
It will remain at the forefront of our strategy in the coming years as we aim to foster a sense of community around our games and find new and exciting ways to engage with our customers.
Of course, we have to be able to adapt to market localisation and understand that different markets have different requirements. Our products are worldwide, and we want to ensure they are for everyone.
3 Pigs of Olympus
Movers and Shakers: The Power of Visual Storytelling in iGaming

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“Movers and Shakers” is a dynamic monthly column dedicated to exploring the latest trends, developments, and influential voices in the iGaming industry. Powered by GameOn and supported by HIPTHER, this op-ed series delves into the key players, emerging technologies, and regulatory changes shaping the future of online gaming. Each month, industry experts offer their insights and perspectives, providing readers with in-depth analysis and thought-provoking commentary on what’s driving the iGaming world forward. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the scene, “Movers and Shakers” is your go-to source for staying ahead in the rapidly evolving iGaming landscape.
By Qianqian Liu, Head of Art and Animation at Gaming Corps
In iGaming, attention is fleeting. Players scroll through lobbies packed with hundreds of titles, and their decision to click on a game often happens in the space of a second or two. While mechanics and math models keep players engaged over time, it’s usually the artwork that determines whether they choose to play in the first place.
Over the course of my career in game art, I have seen how critical those first impressions are. High-quality visuals instantly communicate professionalism, entertainment value, and trustworthiness. They set the stage for the entire player experience. A game that looks polished and approachable has a far greater chance of being tried, while a title that looks confusing or underdeveloped risks being ignored entirely.
A clear example of this philosophy in action is Gaming Corps’ hugely popular title 3 Pigs of Olympus. The game takes familiar Greek mythology and reimagines it through the lens of humour and charm, with Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades brought to life as playful piggy banks. The reinterpretation not only provides an immediate hook in the lobby but also creates a warm, entertaining atmosphere that resonates once the reels begin to spin.
Artwork as the emotional bridge
Artwork does more than simply attract attention; it acts as the emotional bridge between mechanics and the player. Even the most innovative math model will fall flat if it is not supported by visuals that spark curiosity, delight, or connection. In 3 Pigs of Olympus, what could have been a straightforward “three pots” mechanic is transformed into something more memorable through character-driven design. The piggy gods inject humour and personality, transforming a familiar structure into an engaging journey.
When players feel amused, intrigued, or invested in the visual world, they are more likely to keep playing. That emotional response extends gameplay beyond outcomes, making the process enjoyable in itself.
Collaboration from concept to delivery
At Gaming Corps, this philosophy is embedded in the creative process. Artists, designers, and developers work together from the very beginning of a project to ensure that visuals are not only beautiful but functional and aligned with gameplay.
During concept development, sketches and ideas are exchanged with constant input from design and development teams. This ensures clarity in symbols, smooth performance across devices, and readability in fast-paced play. By working as one unit, the final product achieves balance: artwork that is aesthetically striking while seamlessly supporting the game loop.
In a space where milliseconds of attention matter, this alignment makes a huge difference.
The measurable impact of artwork
The impact of quality artwork can be seen in tangible performance metrics. Games with clear, polished, and charming visuals tend to perform better in lobbies, as players are naturally drawn to them. Over time, strong visuals also influence retention, as players enjoy not only the mechanics but the personality and atmosphere of the game.
Clarity plays an important role in this. When symbols are instantly understandable, players can grasp the rules quickly, without unnecessary cognitive effort. This lowers friction and allows them to focus on enjoyment.
In the case of 3 Pigs of Olympus, this combination of charm and clarity translated into strong lobby performance and improved long-term engagement. These results reaffirm what I have long believed: visuals are not just surface-level appeal, but an integral driver of success.
Elevating visual design
For studios and artists looking to elevate their visual design, several principles can make a significant impact. Clarity should always come first: every symbol and element must be instantly readable, no matter the screen size. Personality, however, is what makes clarity memorable. A symbol that is both clear and charming creates a lasting impression.
Drawing from familiar themes can also be powerful, but the key lies in reinterpreting them in unexpected ways. Myths, stories, and cultural motifs are instantly recognisable, but when paired with humour or novelty, they stand out from the crowd. Consistency across all elements, from background art to UI, reinforces trust and gives the game a polished identity.
Most importantly, artists should not work in isolation. Visuals must be part of the game loop, enhancing the mechanics rather than sitting apart from them. When art is integrated into the full development process, it becomes more than decoration; it becomes a core driver of readability, emotion, and excitement.
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Brian Christner Chief Online Gaming at Stadtcasino Baden
Gaming Corps signs new content partnership with Stadtcasino Baden

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Gaming Corps – a publicly-listed game development company based in Sweden, has announced a new partnership with Stadtcasino Baden Group, one of Switzerland’s most established names in regulated gaming. The agreement sees a selection of Gaming Corps’ casino content launched on Jackpots.ch, the online casino brand of Grand Casino Baden.
As one of the first operators to enter Switzerland’s regulated online gaming space, and with over two decades of land and online gaming experience — Stadtcasino Baden combines operational depth with a proven drive to develop and invest in future-focused gaming technologies. This latest content partnership is part of Gaming Corps’ ongoing strategy to expand its footprint in regulated European markets and follows a string of recent launches with other high-profile operators.
Players at Jackpots.ch will now be able to enjoy Gaming Corps games across key categories, including Slot, Mine, and the studio’s innovative X-MY-WAY format. Among the titles going live are the cheeky crowd-pleaser Wet and Wild Beaver, the fiery Gates of Hellfire, and the playfully charming Expanding Joker.
Danielle Calafato, CCO at Gaming Corps, said: “Stadtcasino Baden is one of the most forward-thinking operators in the industry, and we’re proud to be bringing our content to their players via Jackpots.ch. This partnership strengthens our presence in a key regulated market and allows us to showcase the breadth of our portfolio through a brand that truly values quality.”
Brian Christner, Chief Online Gaming at Stadtcasino Baden, added: “Gaming Corps shares our ambition to push boundaries and redefine what a digital casino experience can be. This partnership isn’t just about adding content — it’s about aligning with creators who think differently, move quickly, and help us stay ahead in a fast-moving market. It reflects our ongoing commitment to meaningful innovation and delivering distinctive value to players in Switzerland’s regulated landscape.”
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Week 39/2025 slot games releases

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Here are this weeks latest slots releases compiled by European Gaming
Evoplay, the award-winning game development studio, has launched Diamond Hustle, a fast-paced 3×3 slot built for players who crave energy, clarity and explosive features. Set in a neon-drenched underworld where diamonds are currency and every move counts, Diamond Hustle strips back the clutter and brings the action front and centre.
SlotMatrix introduces Circle of Sylvan, a spellbinding new slot where enchanted forests, glowing coins, and powerful jackpots fuse to create fun and exciting potential wins. Deep in the heart of the Sylvan realm lies hidden treasure, guarded by ancient trees and shimmering coins. Players are invited to channel magical energy into the Golden Circle, nourishing the mystical Golden Tree and growing the value of five dynamic Jackpots.
Amusnet presents 100 Extra Crown Buy Bonus, a majestic slot adventure overflowing with dazzling features and thrilling rewards. This 6-reel slot with 100 fixed paylines transports you into a kingdom of elegance and endless opportunities. Each spin feels like a masterpiece, where hidden treasures await daring players.
Inspired Entertainment, Inc., is thrilled to announce the launch of Halloween Golden Winner, the latest addition to its popular Golden Winner
franchise. Just in time for the Halloween season, this exciting new release brings a spooky twist to a fan favourite classic, now available in the B3/LBO and Category C markets.
Welcome to Nip Tuck, the boldest budget cosmetic shop in the world. Sneaky’s first release will rearrange faces in the most wacky and unimaginable way ever. Nip Tuck is the first of 4 releases that Sneaky have planned for 2025, these being Freak Show Revelation, Gopnik and one more which is still lurking in the shadows!
CryptoSlots, a premier online crypto casino, launches its electrifying two-payline Mega Matrix slot, The Line x2. This vibrant sequel builds upon the sleek, minimalist foundation of its popular predecessor, The Line, by adding a second payline and supercharging play with new bonus features.
Just Slots is diving into new territory with its latest slot release, Fish Mafia, an immersive underwater crime adventure. With a network launch on 2 October 2025, Fish Mafia transports players beneath the waves to a city built by fish and sea creatures under mafia rule.
Lottomart has announced the exclusive UK release of Blueprint Gaming’s latest slot, Big Cat Gold. Available only at Lottomart, this thrilling title takes players deep into the savannah, where the fiercest predators roam and golden prizes await.
Stakelogic is cranking up the chaos with the release of Runner Runner ClusterBreaker, an explosive slot that rewrites the rulebook on cluster mechanics with its groundbreaking ClusterBreaker
feature. Played on a 5×3 grid, wins are triggered when five or more identical symbols form a cluster anywhere on the reels.
Step into a world of riches and luck with Greedy for Gold Power Hit, the ultimate slot adventure where fortune favours the bold! Join our two greedy leprechaun characters – Finn & Fergus – as they scheme, spin and stash away mountains of gold in their never-ending quest for riches. The game offers up to an incredible 1,944 ways to win.
Award-winning TaDa Gaming is going all out with hell fire gaming fun in Devil Fire Twins. The cute little Devil Wild from Devil Fire and Devil Fire 2 is joined by his twin in the latest release from the innovative content provider. Three rows, five reels and a 40 fixed paylines’ grid is enhanced by two special positions in the centre of reels two and four.
Blueprint Gaming is reeling players back in with the launch of Fishin’ Frenzy Even Bigger Fish 3 Megaways Rapid Fire Jackpots
, the next big catch in the industry’s most successful fishing-themed slot series. At the heart of the action is the Money Collect feature.
Amusnet has announced the release of the latest addition to its Art of Gold series – 40 Art of Gold 6 Reels Dice Edition. Amusnet’s this latest Online Casino portfolio addition is a dazzling slot game that fuses artistic elegance with the thrill of classic dice play. This 6-reel slot with 40 fixed paylines invites players into a golden world of fortune and creativity.
Gaming Corps invites players into the golden sands of Egypt, where two of mythology’s most powerful deities face off in a battle for legendary rewards. In Anubis vs Horus: Twin Titans, Gaming Corps pits the jackal-headed guardian of the underworld against the falcon-eyed god of the sky; each wielding unique Wild powers to boost prizes, trigger special features, and unlock the game’s most lucrative mode, Twin Titans Free Spins.
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