Swintt has made another bold move in its global expansion strategy, officially gaining approval from Italy’s gambling regulator, Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM), to introduce its games to local audiences. The authorization marks the company’s entry into its 13th regulated market and paves the way for future releases under its growing portfolio.
Expanding Reach With Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt
The certification initially covers the Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt lineup, a dynamic game collection that blends the worlds of social, mobile, and casino gaming. These titles, developed after Swintt’s 2024 acquisition of Elysium Studios, feature striking visuals and inventive game mechanics tailored for modern players.
Among the early standouts in this range are I Hate Fairytales, a quirky slot inspired by folklore with a punk rock twist, and Pirate Pledge Hold & Win, an adventurous title filled with daring characters and bonus-packed gameplay. Their imaginative designs and engaging bonus rounds have already attracted attention, promising strong performance in the Italian market.
Swintt’s approval by ADM allows the studio to partner with leading operators in Italy, with two collaborations already signed. The company also expects its SwinttPremium and SwinttSelect games to follow soon after with additional certifications.
David Mann, Chief Executive Officer at Swintt, said: «Da sempre il nostro obiettivo in Swintt è garantire che i nostri contenuti raggiungano i giocatori nel maggior numero possibile di mercati regolamentati, e ottenere l’approvazione dell’ADM per offrire i nostri giochi in Italia rappresenta un altro passo importante in questo percorso. Essendo un mercato di iGaming consolidato con una grande base di giocatori in crescita, riteniamo che la nostra linea Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt possa avere un forte impatto nella regione e non vediamo l’ora di poter lanciare presto anche le nostre altre linee principali.»
Building Momentum With New Game Releases
The Italian certification coincides with Swintt’s recent launch of Lucky Fortune Door Wild, a refreshed take on the earlier Lucky Fortune Door slot. The enhanced version introduces new wild mechanics and expands gameplay possibilities through Swintt’s popular Quadspin feature.
The five-reel slot, inspired by Far Eastern themes, brings together dragons, yin-yang pendants, and golden ingot wilds, combining classic symbols with modern mechanics. Whenever players land wins worth at least four times their bet, the Quadspin option activates — offering the choice to claim their winnings or multiply potential rewards across four reel sets.
During Quadspins, players benefit from substitute wilds and mystery symbols that transform into matching icons to trigger more wins, increasing the odds of achieving the maximum 6,000x payout. Wins pay both left-to-right and right-to-left, adding further balance and thrill to the gameplay experience.
Continuing a Year of Strong Growth
These back-to-back developments highlight Swintt’s commitment to innovation and market expansion. The company’s ongoing strategy of combining regional licensing milestones with high-quality game releases demonstrates its dual focus on regulatory reach and entertainment value.
David Mann, Chief Commercial Officer at Swintt, commented: “With Swintt’s signature Quadspin mechanic proving a hugely popular addition to our Premium line-up, we’re delighted to be giving the feature another outing in Lucky Fortune Door Wild. Offering the same great gameplay as the original release but now with added wilds, it’s sure to be a big hit with players and operators alike.”
With new markets opening and an expanding portfolio of creative titles, Swintt continues to strengthen its position among Europe’s top iGaming software suppliers — and its Italian debut marks yet another significant milestone on that journey.
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Rapidly-expanding software provider enters its 13th regulated market following Italian regulator’s approval of Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt titles, Swintt, November 7, 2025.