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Aristocrat Interactive licenses Buffalo and Mo’ Mummy to Gaming Realms for Slingo versions

Aristocrat Interactive has signed a licensing agreement with Gaming Realms that allows the developer to create Slingo versions of two Aristocrat game brands: Buffalo and Mo’ Mummy.

The new titles are set to reach players in regulated markets in 2028 through Gaming Realms’ network of international operator partners.

Under the deal, Gaming Realms will pair the themes and gameplay elements of the two Aristocrat games with its Slingo mechanic, which merges features of slots and bingo into a single game. The resulting products are designed for existing fans of the brands as well as new audiences.

Both franchises have built strong player followings in several markets, and North America stands out in particular. The companies noted that Buffalo remains one of the most recognized brands in the gaming industry there.

“We’re excited to collaborate with Gaming Realms to bring two of our most beloved brands to the Slingo format. Buffalo and Mo’ Mummy have entertained players for years, and we’re looking forward to seeing these iconic games reimagined for new audiences around the world,” said Lauren Caruana, VP of Commercial UK & EU for Aristocrat Interactive.

“Working with Aristocrat Interactive to bring titles like Buffalo and Mo’ Mummy into the Slingo portfolio is a fantastic milestone for us. These brands have an extraordinary global fanbase, and we are thrilled to adapt their iconic themes into our unique format to deliver an unmatched gaming experience for players and operators alike,” said Craig Falciglia, VP of North America at Gaming Realms.

The agreement forms part of Aristocrat’s ongoing strategy to extend the reach of its content and to bring its brands to players through new formats.

Gaming Realms will distribute titles developed under the license through its operator partners, with a launch across regulated markets planned for 2028.

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