TRUEiGTECH launches TIGGAMES as a casino game development and aggregation division for regulated markets

TRUEiGTECH has introduced TIGGAMES, a new division that combines custom casino game development with an aggregation platform for operators in regulated markets such as Brazil. For PSPs and platform teams serving high-risk merchants, the interesting part is not the branding exercise; it is the attempt to compress game development, certification, integration, and ongoing maintenance into one stack.

1. TRUEiGTECH says TIGGAMES is meant for operators that want to build exclusive gaming portfolios and reduce dependence on generic third-party game libraries. The division is positioned as a way to create and own custom casino games while speeding up development, launch, and market expansion.
2. The offering covers casino operators, platform providers, game aggregators, and gaming startups, with services across slots, table games, crash games, instant win games, provably fair games, sweepstakes games, and crypto casino games. In other words, it is not just a content studio; it is pitched as an end-to-end production line.
3. TRUEiGTECH says the workflow brings together game design, mathematics, RNG implementation, custom Remote Game Server (RGS) development, artwork, certification support, platform integration, and post-launch maintenance. The certification references include GLI, BMM, and eCOGRA-aligned testing, which is the bit operators and their payment partners tend to care about when a market is licensed and the paperwork matters.
4. The company says operators can choose between two paths: Custom Game Development, for fully bespoke titles built around unique math models, branding, and mechanics, and Ready-to-Launch Game Development, for certified pre-built games deployed via API in days rather than weeks. That is a fairly clear split between long-cycle proprietary content and faster deployment for operators that need inventory now.
5. TIGGAMES Casino Game Aggregator is being built specifically for Brazil’s regulated online gaming market. TRUEiGTECH says it is designed to support a single regulation-ready integration layer, multiple providers through one API, unified wallet compatibility, real-time reporting and analytics, scalable cloud infrastructure, and ongoing onboarding and technical support.

For high-risk operators, the practical message is straightforward: if Brazil is the target, the vendor is selling fewer moving parts. Single API, centralized game management, and unified wallet compatibility are exactly the kind of architecture that can make regulated-market rollouts easier to run and easier to explain to partners.