XUP Studio Partners with QTech in Latin America and Africa

QTech has entered into a content agreement with XUP Studio to expand its crash and fast games lineup, focusing on emerging markets such as Latin America and Africa. The partnership aims to provide operators with innovative and high-quality games that stand out in a market often dominated by reskins.

XUP Studio, founded in 2025, specializes in developing original crash and fast games. Currently, the studio has three live titles, including Pingwin and Pigaboom, with plans to release four more in development and three additional titles in 2026. The studio’s approach prioritizes unique mechanics and high production standards, ensuring each game offers something fresh and engaging.

Philip Doftvik, CEO of QTech, commented on the partnership: “XUP Studio’s initial launch of jaw-dropping crash and fast games is premised on clever mechanics, easily intelligible gameplay, high payouts, and colorful graphics. This kind of content is well-suited to LatAm and African markets, which directly tracks our ongoing expansion throughout these territories. After such a dazzling beginning, we can’t wait to see what’s next from this rising star.”

Nikoloz Kadjaev, Co-Founder of XUP Studio, added: “Our idea was to build new mechanics in the fast and crash game segments. With the market flooded by reskins, XUP’s vision has always been to create something truly unique—not just visually, but mechanically as well. Emboldened by the breakout success of Pigaboom, our team will continue building games with mechanics that stand apart from everything else on the market. Partnering with QTech represents an ideal opportunity for us to strengthen our product distribution across emerging markets and deliver our fantastic crash games to more top-tier operators.”

The collaboration is expected to bring fresh, innovative content to operators in regions like Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America, enhancing their offerings and appealing to a broader audience of players.