TLDR
- Games Valley has added Aviator Studio to its operator network through a single API integration.
- The deal gives operators access to Aviator Studio’s flagship crash game, Aviator, and its wider portfolio.
- Games Valley CEO Ariel Reem said the partnership adds more choice for operators using the platform.
- Aviator Studio CEO Giorgi Pruidze called the deal a milestone in the studio’s international growth.
- Games Valley now offers more than 15,000 games from over 150 providers through one integration.
Games Valley has added Aviator Studio to its network of content partners. The move gives operators access to a new set of games through the company’s single API system.
The deal was announced on August 12, 2026. It adds Aviator Studio’s content to Games Valley’s list of gaming providers across several regulated markets.
Aviator Studio is best known for its crash game Aviator. The studio has built a portfolio of titles around this style of game.
Ariel Reem, CEO of Games Valley, spoke about the partnership. He said it gives operators more choice while keeping the platform simple to use.
What the Deal Means for Operators
Reem said Aviator Studio has built an engaging portfolio of games. He said the company welcomes the studio to its platform.
He also said Games Valley’s goal is to help operators launch, manage and improve their game offerings. He said this partnership supports that goal in markets where competition is high.
Giorgi Pruidze, CEO of Aviator Studio, also commented on the deal. He described the partnership as a step forward for the studio’s growth outside its home market.
Pruidze said the studio’s partner network is growing at a fast pace. He called the Games Valley deal a milestone as the studio expands into new regions.
He added that the studio plans to keep building new games. He said the company has plans for future titles aimed at a wider range of players.
How the Integration Works
The partnership fits into Games Valley’s wider business model. The company combines game content with tools that operators use to track and manage their offerings.
Operators that connect to Games Valley get access to a single lightweight integration. This gives them a large game catalogue without needing separate deals with each studio.
The platform also gives operators real time data on how games are performing. This includes reporting broken down by each content provider.
Games Valley currently connects operators to more than 15,000 games. These games come from over 150 providers, all through one API.
The addition of Aviator Studio is part of a longer pattern for the company. Games Valley has signed a number of provider deals in recent months as it grows its content library.
The company said it plans to keep adding new studios to its network. This is aimed at giving operators more options as they build out their own platforms.
For now, operators on the Games Valley network can already access Aviator Studio’s existing games. Both companies said further game releases are planned as the partnership continues.
