Elantil Expands Its Line-Up With Just Slots

A Move Meant to Boost Choice

The agreement brings new content into Elantil’s growing catalogue and appears to support its wider plan to offer casinos more control. The company has been working to create a system that lets operators choose what they add — and how they add it — without locked fees or rules. 

Just Slots began in Malta in 2023. The studio builds character-led games with bright scenes and steady pacing. Its titles focus on clear themes and simple actions, aimed at players who like short rounds and quick engagement. 

A Deal Built Around Direct Talks

With this integration, casinos can now include titles such as Shogun Skylord and Unholy Mystery. They can also speak straight with Just Slots to agree on contract terms. Key gains for operators include:

• More control over game contracts

• Simple access to a rising studio

• A wider mix of themed titles

John Debono, Elantil’s CTO, said the company wants to link operators with studios that add fresh value. He noted that working with young teams gives casinos a chance to expand their line-ups with games that could help them stand out — a clear hint at the strategy behind the move.

A Studio Looking for Wider Reach

Christine Parkhill, CCO at Just Slots, said the partnership fits the studio’s way of working. She explained that the team likes partners who welcome open methods and flexible deals. Her comments show that the studio sees this step as a way to reach more casinos and learn how its games perform with new users.

In the second half of 2025, Elantil added content from Playnetic, Wazdan, and EvenBet. These updates pushed its catalogue past 250 slot titles and added new poker tools to casinos for the first time. 

New Releases Still Ahead

Just Slots has been busy as well. It worked with Stake.com to launch Sugar Heaven in late 2024, with four more titles planned for early 2025. The studio also released Dynamo’s Show as an exclusive on Gamdom and Stake — a short early window before the full launch on 11 December 2025.

Both sides appear focused on range and reach. Their partnership may help operators shape line-ups that feel sharper, easier to manage, and better suited to a market that keeps changing.