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35,000+ Games. One API. 12 New Studios: VeliGames Scales the Future of Game Aggregation 

35,000+ Games: VeliGames Adds 12 New Content Studios | iGaming News Today

VeliGames, the game aggregation platform developed by VeliTech, has signed twelve new content studios in the latest round of its quarterly expansion strategy. The new VeliGames partnerships push the platform’s library beyond 35,000 games from more than 160 providers, all delivered to operators through a single API integration. For casino brands targeting Asia, Africa and Latin America, the timing is deliberate.

The incoming group covers almost every content category an operator builds a lobby around. Belatra Games arrives with more than 30 years of market experience and over 100 certified titles. JILI Games brings slots, bingo, table and fishing games shaped around Asian player preferences, while TaDa Gaming, a leading fish-shooting specialist, adds award-winning slots, crash and table games alongside it.

Live casino gets a serious upgrade too. CreedRoomz offers more than 200 tables in over 13 languages with fully customised market solutions, and Winfinity adds a premium portfolio of 100 plus titles spanning blackjack, roulette, baccarat, Asian games, game shows and RNG formats.

The remaining studios round out the mix. Mancala Gaming supplies over 80 in-house slot, crash and instant games. Pascal Gaming holds 130 plus titles across 10 categories, played by 2 million active players worldwide. Expanse Studios contributes more than 70 proprietary games and already powers over 1,500 casino brands. REEVO, Champion, Ethereal Gaming and 155, a mobile-first provider launched in 2024, complete the twelve.

What the New VeliGames Partnerships Mean for Operators

The commercial logic here is straightforward. Operators get access to all twelve studios through the same single API they already use, which means broader, more differentiated lobbies without new technical work. Not a small thing when integration queues are the quiet bottleneck at most platforms.

Revaz Janelidze, Operations Lead at VeliGames, said the company looks for studios that bring fresh ideas to themes, mechanics, bonuses and game formats, adding that these partners are challenging conventional approaches to iGaming content and giving operators more ways to create distinctive casino lobbies. The more revealing line came next. Janelidze said VeliGames is keen to see how clients combine the new integrations with the platform’s built-in engagement tools, a signal that aggregation and retention are being sold as one product, not two.

Regional Casino Content Strategy for Asia, Africa and Latin America

The catalogue can be tailored to player preferences across Asia, Africa and Latin America, three of the industry’s fastest-growing regions. VeliGames pairs this with regionally adapted commercial models and practical back-office capabilities, giving operators more flexibility when entering new markets or scaling existing brands. Several of the new studios, notably JILI, TaDa and CreedRoomz, map directly onto that regional thesis.

A Game Aggregation Platform Built Beyond Content Delivery

The wider VeliGames library also includes exclusive content from VeliPlay, which specialises in crash and instant games, and Heaven of 7, focused on slots. Combined with built-in reporting, engagement features and gamification, the platform is positioning itself around player retention and long-term operator growth rather than content volume alone. That distinction matters. Aggregators competing purely on catalogue size are in a race with thin margins at the finish line.

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Future Outlook for VeliGames Partnerships

The quarterly expansion strategy makes one thing predictable: more provider announcements are coming, at a steady cadence. The regional framing suggests where. Expect future additions to keep leaning towards studios with proven traction in Asia, Africa and Latin America, and expect VeliGames to keep tying new content to its engagement and gamification stack. For operators weighing aggregation partners, the question over the next few quarters is no longer who has the most games. It is who helps you keep the players those games bring in.

Source: VeliGames