Hacksaw Gaming welcomes Pineapple Play as an OpenRGS partner

A partnership built on steady goals

Hacksaw Gaming confirmed the new partnership earlier this month. The deal allows Pineapple Play to release games through the OpenRGS system used by Hacksaw Gaming. The move appears designed to expand game choice while keeping technical control simple.

Pineapple Play enters the market with its debut title, Coconut Chaos. The game is already live with several casino operators. This marks the studio’s first move into real-money online casinos.

Although Pineapple Play is a new brand, its team is not new. Company details show more than 30 years of combined industry experience. That background may help the studio avoid early setbacks.

A careful first release

Coconut Chaos acts as Pineapple Play’s introduction to players. The game carries a light theme, but the business plan behind it appears cautious and planned.

Cameron Fraser, Co-Founder and Executive Director, spoke about the deal publicly. He described Hacksaw Gaming as a strong technical partner — according to company comments — with broad casino reach. Fraser said the partnership could help bring their games to users worldwide.

Such statements suggest long-term goals rather than quick gains. Success will likely depend on how players respond over time.

Hacksaw Gaming keeps expanding step by step

Hacksaw Gaming continues to release its own games alongside partner titles. Recent releases include Toshi Ways Club, Donny and Danny, Army of Ares, and Jaws of Justice.

This mix allows the company to keep a steady flow of new content. It also spreads risk by avoiding reliance on one studio or one idea.

Operational CEO Marcus Cordes welcomed Pineapple Play’s arrival. He described Coconut Chaos as a strong opening — a measured statement that fits the company’s careful style.

The OpenRGS system supports this approach. It handles key technical tasks, letting smaller studios focus on building games.

Growth beyond a single deal

The Pineapple Play agreement follows other recent moves by Hacksaw Gaming. Earlier this month, the company launched with FDJ United in Denmark. That step strengthened its presence in a closely regulated market.

Together, these actions point to controlled growth rather than rapid change. Each deal adds scale without reshaping the business overnight. Key parts of this strategy include:

• choosing partners carefully

• releasing games on a steady schedule

• focusing on regulated casino markets

Beyond the headlines, this partnership reflects a clear pattern. Hacksaw Gaming appears focused on slow, stable growth — a strategy that may support long-term trust as competition among online casinos continues to rise.