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Ayuniqa says it is expanding as operator demand grows

The iGaming content supplier also schedules three slot releases in September ahead of SBC Lisbon 2026.

Ayuniqa said it is expanding its business to meet growing operator demand across international markets, following what it described as continued portfolio growth.

The company develops mobile-first video slots and said its focus includes rapid load times, customization options and game mechanics aimed at player retention. Ayuniqa also said its platform supports different math models, integrations and regional customization aligned to local player preferences and compliance requirements.

Ayuniqa highlighted a slate of existing titles including Fruit Chaos, Big Catch, Jewel Glow, Oceanic Secrets, and Mayan Priestess.

Commercial Director Olga Sirokha said: “Ayuniqa has built a solid foundation around innovation, technical reliability, and high-engagement content. As we expand our reach internationally, our focus remains on providing operator partners with agile, customizable gaming content that drives sustainable long-term player value. I am excited to deepen our partner network, drive seamless integrations, and continue building Ayuniqa into a standout partner for operators worldwide.”

Ahead of SBC Lisbon 2026, the studio said it will release three new games in September. The lineup includes recent launches Moon Voyage and Astro Gems, with Joker Party slated to follow later in the month.