Gaming Corps goes live on Starcasino.nl with Star Pigs of the Clusterverse

The Dutch deal gives Gaming Corps a KSA-licensed showcase just as the Netherlands market faces tightening regulation and rising illegal-sector competition.

The Dutch regulated online gambling market contracted by 18.5% in 2025 amid tax increases and stricter player-protection rules, intensifying competition for content placement among licensed operators. Gaming Corps announced on 21 September 2026 that it has gone live on Starcasino.nl, with cluster slot Star Pigs of the Clusterverse scheduled to launch on the platform on 24 September.

Full portfolio live on Starcasino.nl from 21 September

Gaming Corps is making its full catalogue available on Starcasino.nl under a new content partnership, covering slots, table games, plinko, mine and multiplier titles.

The deal gives the Swedish studio direct access to a Kansspelautoriteit (KSA)-licensed operator as it continues to build regulated European distribution, following recent agreements with Playtech, evoke plc, and Rank Interactive.

Star Pigs of the Clusterverse leads the launch

The headline release is Star Pigs of the Clusterverse, a 6×5 cluster slot due to go live on 24 September 2026. According to the official product page, the game carries a default RTP of 95.80% (with operator-selectable variants at 94.00% and 91.80%), a volatility rating of 8/10, and a maximum win of 5,000× stake.

Mechanics include cascading wins, evolving Star Pig Wilds that reposition and charge Coin Spins abilities, Prize Coins, Free Spins, and Super Free Spins — available across desktop, tablet, and mobile.

Graham Greensmith, CCO at Gaming Corps, said:

‘The Netherlands is an important regulated market for Gaming Corps, and Starcasino gives us an opportunity to showcase the breadth of our line-up, from slots and table games to plinko, mine and multiplier titles, to an established Dutch audience. Star Pigs of the Clusterverse is one of our biggest releases of the year and brings together the personality, distinctive mechanics and feature-rich gameplay that have become hallmarks of Gaming Corps.’

Pieter van den Bos, Director at Starcasino, said:

‘Gaming Corps is a good fit for the direction we are taking Starcasino.nl. Working with studios that are willing to experiment with formats and mechanics is an important part of broadening the range of experiences available to our players. The partnership gives us access to a varied pipeline of gaming content and another supplier that can contribute real depth to our casino lobby.’

Netherlands market context

The Dutch regulated online gambling market has faced a difficult period. The KSA’s 2025 annual report concluded the online market shrank by 18.5% on the basis of levies paid by licence holders, reversing growth of 4.9% in 2024. The regulator attributed the decline to the deposit limits it introduced in October 2024 and the gambling tax increase from January 2025.

Casino games (slots and table games) accounted for 77% of licensed online GGR in 2025, making content quality a key differentiator for operators seeking to retain players within the regulated channel.

About Gaming Corps

Gaming Corps is a digital game developer listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market, headquartered in Sweden with development teams in Great Britain, Malta, and Ukraine. Founded in 2014, the company produces slots, table games, multiplier games, mine games, and Plinko games, and operates a Remote Game Server (RGS) service that allows third-party studios to develop and distribute titles through its network. Its catalogue is distributed across regulated markets in Europe and beyond.

About Starcasino

Starcasino is a casino and sportsbook operator founded in 1991, active in Belgium via Starcasino.be and in the Netherlands via Starcasino.nl since 2025. The Dutch operation is licensed by the Kansspelautoriteit and offers online casino and sports betting. The brand is one of the largest online casino operators in Belgium by player volume.

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