Games Valley Adds Wazdan to Its Content Offering, Giving Operators Access to More Than 15,000 Titles
Games Valley has landed another recognised studio. On 23rd September 2026, the technology-first aggregation platform confirmed it had added titles from developer Wazdan to its offering. The catalogue now sits inside what Games Valley calls its Smarter Aggregation approach, and the platform is making the case that the tools around the content matter as much as the content itself.
What the Wazdan deal brings to the Games Valley platform
The deal covers Wazdan’s portfolio. That includes its Hold the Jackpot™ titles and recent release Mighty Crown™: Empire of Gold.
Games Valley calls these a fit for its strategy, describing them as proven, high-quality games built to perform across multiple markets. Wazdan brings weight to back that up: more than 15 years in the industry and a name known for innovative, mobile-first casino games with engagement-focused features.
How Smarter Aggregation pairs Wazdan content with data intelligence
This is where the story goes past a routine content add.
Games Valley says it does more than simply connect operators with more games. Its Smarter Aggregation approach pairs the growing portfolio with technology, operational tools and data intelligence, built to help operators understand, manage and optimise their game offering.
The operator read is straightforward. Choice is easy to come by. Games Valley is betting its value sits in the visibility layer around it.
How the Wazdan partnership grows operator access past 15,000 titles
With Wazdan on board, operators on the platform now get instant access to more than 15,000 titles from leading studios.
New partners are added regularly, keeping the pipeline fresh. And the data tools are positioned to give real-time visibility and deep reporting, so operators can see not just what is performing, but why.
What Games Valley and Wazdan said about the partnership
Games Valley CEO Ariel Reem framed Wazdan as exactly the kind of studio the platform wants to bring in.
“Wazdan is exactly the type of studio we want to bring to our partners. It has built a highly recognisable portfolio, continues to release quality content at a strong pace and has a proven ability to perform across multiple markets. Adding Wazdan gives our operators even more choice while keeping the integration process as simple as possible. We’re delighted to have them on the Games Valley platform.”
For Wazdan, the appeal was distribution. Commercial Director Bekki D’Agata put it plainly.
“Games Valley is building an exciting aggregation offering and we are pleased to make our games available through the platform. This partnership gives us another strong distribution channel and will allow more operators and players to access our portfolio. We look forward to working closely with the Games Valley team as the partnership develops.”
What the Wazdan deal signals for Games Valley’s content roadmap
The direction is consistent. Keep adding studios operators recognise, and keep pushing the message that the tools set it apart.
Wazdan strengthens the shelf with a familiar name. The regular-partner cadence points to more of the same. Games Valley made a similar move only weeks earlier when it appointed a former Aristocrat and Pariplay executive as its first Director of Americas, and both sides here say they intend to develop this partnership further. The real test is the one Games Valley keeps returning to: whether a wider shelf turns into sharper decisions for the operators using it.
Source: Games Valley
