Gaming Corps, the Sweden-based, publicly listed game development company, has officially opened its proprietary Remote Game Server (RGS) to external studios, marking a major milestone in its growth strategy. The move allows other developers to harness the same technology that has powered Gaming Corps’ hit titles and innovative mechanics.
The first partner to leverage the RGS is newcomer DEGEN Studios, which is using the platform to develop its upcoming slot, Raider Riches. The release is set to be the first in a pipeline of games designed to make an impact in the global iGaming market.
The Gaming Corps RGS is a cutting-edge solution that streamlines game creation, giving studios greater flexibility, faster production cycles, and smoother distribution across regulated markets. It has already powered standout releases such as Gates of Hellfire and 3 Pigs of Olympus, alongside breakthrough features like Smash4Cash™ and A-MAZE-CADES™. 
Approved in key jurisdictions including Malta, Sweden, and the UK, the RGS connects studios with operators and aggregators worldwide, enabling seamless launches across a broad distribution network.
“We’ve invested heavily in our proprietary RGS, and it’s been a cornerstone of our success,” said Alex Lorimer, COO at Gaming Corps. “Now we’re excited to see other studios, starting with DEGEN, bring their own ideas to life on our platform. Raider Riches is a perfect example of what’s possible.”
DEGEN Studios echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the RGS’s agility and scalability:
“With Gaming Corps as our partner, we’re able to launch ambitious games quickly and effectively. Raider Riches is only the beginning,” the studio noted.
By opening its RGS to third-party developers, Gaming Corps is not only strengthening its own market position but also empowering the next wave of studios to deliver fresh, innovative gaming experiences to players worldwide.
