Gaming Corps takes full catalogue live with Starcasino in Belgium

Gaming Corps has taken its full catalogue live with Belgian online casino Starcasino, adding the studio’s slots, table games, plinko, mine and multiplier titles to a lobby of more than 14,000 games. The companies announced the Belgian launch on 3 November 2026. The rollout is led by 3 Pots of Potions Instant Blitz, an instant-win title, and 3 Pigs 30,000 Extreme, a new entry in a pig-themed slot series. Gaming Corps describes the pig-themed series as one of its most recognisable slot franchises.

The Belgian launch follows Gaming Corps’ go-live on Starcasino.nl in September, so its games are now available on both of Starcasino’s regulated markets. The studio’s most recent release in the pig-themed range, Star Pigs of the Clusterverse, a cluster slot with wins of up to 5,000x, came out on 24 September.

S. Maene, director at Starcasino, said Gaming Corps gives Belgian players something different from the classic slot, with plinko, mine and multiplier games alongside a growing slot pipeline. Maene added that bringing the same line-up to Starcasino.be after the Dutch launch made sense, and that adding studios with new formats is how the operator aims to stay first choice for online casino in Belgium. Graham Greensmith, chief commercial officer at Gaming Corps, called the partnership a significant achievement for the studio. Greensmith said the company was under no illusions about how competitive and diverse the Belgian casino offering is, but was confident its products would prove popular.

Starcasino operates under an A+ licence from the Belgian Gaming Commission, according to the operator, and restricts play to players aged 21 and over. It is part of Starcasino Group, headquartered in Grimbergen, which runs eight brands across Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain, including the land-based Grand Casino de Chaudfontaine. Gaming Corps, which is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market, reported first-quarter 2026 net revenues of 15.1 million Swedish kronor, up 41% year on year. Gaming Corps is due to publish its third-quarter report on 13 November.