EXCO teams up with SOFTSWISS to dramatically expand distribution network

(AsiaGameHub) –   EXCO Game Studio, the independent, player-centric slot studio, has launched its games live through SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, an iGaming content hub, in a landmark partnership agreement.

This integration makes EXCO’s action-packed titles accessible across the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator’s distribution network, giving operators access to popular games such as The Robbin’ Goblins and VEGASCALINE. The boutique studio prioritizes crafting gaming experiences that strike a chord with players.

Additionally, the agreement will have SOFTSWISS support the launch of EXCO’s upcoming titles—including the much-awaited LunaX—as the studio aims to expand its development roadmap in the latter half of 2026.

EXCO doesn’t prioritize quantity; instead, it creates each game with intentionality. Every release is built from the ground up with a distinct identity at its heart, and powered by GAMEX—EXCO’s exclusive mechanics platform that makes gameplay immediately recognizable, unforgettable, and engaging to watch.

Fredrik Elmqvist, CEO at EXCO, said:

The most attention-grabbing games in the space have just landed in a far larger arena! Our collaboration with SOFTSWISS is a perfect match between two brands that aren’t shy about standing out and taking an unconventional approach to reach their objectives. Our games are already gaining traction, and this is another major milestone for EXCO. We’re eager to become a go-to provider in SOFTSWISS’ network and push the limits of game development even more.

Nikita Keino, Head of Partnerships at SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, said:

EXCO has stayed true to its core principle of developing games that bring something unique, instead of the generic, one-size-fits-all approach common in other parts of the industry. Teaming up with them was an obvious choice as we aim to set our offering apart.

EXCO’s game development is guided by a core philosophy influenced by player preferences and emerging industry trends, with the aim of moving away from the quantity-focused model by prioritizing quality instead.