Big Daddy Gaming strengthens global reach with SOFTSWISS partnership

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Pioneering slots studio Big Daddy Gaming has signed a new partnership with SOFTSWISS, bringing its growing portfolio to one of the industry's most established aggregation platforms.

The agreement sees Big Daddy Gaming's content integrated into the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, extending the studio's reach to a global network of operators and further strengthening its distribution strategy.

The integration features a selection of the studio's latest and upcoming releases, including recent launch Pizzarea 51 and forthcoming title God Bod, alongside player favorites such as Hell Yeah! and Cash Ladder Live. Together, the games showcase Big Daddy Gaming's distinctive approach to combining proven mechanics with original themes under its Reel Fun. Real Value. philosophy.

The partnership marks another important milestone in Big Daddy Gaming's commercial expansion, reinforcing its strategy of working with leading aggregation and operator partners to broaden the availability of its content across international markets.

Erland Hellström, CEO at Big Daddy Gaming, said: “Building the right distribution network is fundamental for any new studio, and SOFTSWISS gives us access to one of the industry's strongest operator ecosystems.

"Our focus has always been on developing games that deliver genuine entertainment for players while creating lasting value for operators. This partnership allows us to bring our growing portfolio to a broader international audience as we continue to build the Big Daddy Gaming brand.”

Nikita Keino, Head of Partnerships at SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, added: "Operators are increasingly seeking content that stands out without compromising proven gameplay, and that's exactly what Big Daddy Gaming brings to the table. By adding the studio's portfolio to the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, we're continuing to expand the range of content available to our partners while supporting the growth of promising suppliers across Europe."