Gaming Corps steps up UK growth with William Hill, 888 and Mr Green
The collaboration will begin in the UK, putting Gaming Corps content in front of a significant new player audience before the relationship extends into further markets, and represents one of the studio’s most significant operator partnerships to date.
Taking centre stage at launch is Bass Rewards Bonanza: The Golden Catch, which has been selected for an exclusive release. The high-volatility fishing slot puts a fresh spin on a player-favourite genre, combining valuable Fish Money symbols and Collect mechanics with persistent Multicrease multipliers and a 10,000x top prize.
From there, players will be introduced to the wider Gaming Corps catalogue, which moves across slots, table and mine games, plinko and multiplier titles, alongside proprietary products and series including Smash4Cash and the studio’s hybrid instant-win format, Instant Blitz.
Adam Pentecost, chief revenue officer at Gaming Corps, said: “Some partnerships stand out because of their scale, while others carry added weight because of the brands involved. This one delivers on both.
“Evoke sits behind some of betting and gaming’s most established brands. William Hill is woven into the fabric of the UK market, while 888 and Mr Green carry considerable recognition internationally. Bringing Gaming Corps content to names with that reach and heritage is a big moment for us.
“We have worked hard to earn opportunities of this calibre, and our focus now is on making the most of it, delivering content that connects with players and building a relationship that can become an important part of our broader ambitions.”
Lindsay Scholey, UK gaming content manager at Evoke said: “Gaming Corps has a clear creative identity and a portfolio that offers something different across several game formats. Bass Rewards Bonanza: The Golden Catch gives us an eye-catching exclusive to open the partnership, and we are excited to see how players respond as we introduce more of the studio’s content across our brands.”