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Vindral and Gaming Support announced a technology partnership on 29 September 2026 to offer the first Green Wheel built on GLI-certified gaming hardware. The collaboration pairs Rotterdam-based equipment manufacturer Gaming Support with Swedish live video specialist Vindral, validating the certified physical equipment for use with Vindral’s V-Track Money Wheel system. Live casino hardware certification has increasingly become a significant barrier in studio production pipelines as operators demand regulated physical assets that can reliably support digitally enhanced game shows at scale. By combining GLI-validated hardware with real-time digital overlay technology, the agreement provides live studios with a certified physical foundation capable of hosting multiple branded wheel games from a single certified wheel structure.
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Games Global and Stormcraft Studios announced the release of Immortal Romance ASSEMBL’EM on 30 September 2026, marking the latest extension of the long-running franchise Immortal Romance that originally debuted in 2011. Built on a 5×3 grid with 20 paylines, a 96% RTP, high volatility, and a maximum win potential of 5,000x, the slot introduces a new narrative character alongside the ASSEMBL’EM mechanic.
Live casino content providers have accelerated studio expansion across Central and Eastern Europe as demand for dedicated and localised production capacity grows. Highlighting this trend, ICONIC21 announced on 1 September 2026 that it will open a new office and studio facility in Vilnius. In the local market context, the Lithuania Gaming Control Authority reported gross gambling revenue of €274.1 million in 2025, a 13% year-on-year increase. The upcoming facility will span more than 1,400 square metres across two full floors, combining studio space with administrative offices, while creating over 350 jobs.
As digital casino catalogues continue to expand, online operators are turning to structured product models rather than relying on unorganized game lists. Addressing this market demand, Malta-based iGaming software developer BGaming released performance statistics on 26 August 2026 to back its Three Game Worlds strategy. Originally introduced in 2025, the framework divides the studio's titles into Casual, Entertainment, and Classic segments, matching specific game mechanics to key stages of the player life cycle.
