Brazilian themes, certification and Zenith distribution
What it is
CP Games is a slot developer that builds for Latin America first, and for Brazil above all. Its catalogue of more than 60 HTML5 titles leans on local culture: Saci is built around a character from Brazilian folklore, Samba Spins is set on the beach, and Freedom Day takes place during Carnival. The company refreshed its visual identity in 2025 and describes its aim as responsible, dynamic games aligned with what Brazilian players like.
In July 2025 CP Games signed an exclusive content distribution deal with Zenith. The portfolio now sits on Zenith's OneAPI and GamesAPI aggregation platforms.
Games and features
- The studio runs its own remote gaming server (RGS), which handles game delivery and management for operators.
- Games are certified by GLI and BMM, two of the test labs most often accepted by Latin American regulators.
- That matters in Brazil, where the regulated market opened in January 2025 and games must be certified by a lab accredited by the Secretariat of Prizes and Bets before they can go live.
- Operators already connected to Zenith can switch the games on without a new direct integration.
- Local themes give a lobby something that does not feel translated, which helps in marketing and in the "new games" section, where local recognition drives the first click.
Exclusive distribution simplifies access for Zenith operators and complicates it for everyone else. Brazilian players have plenty of international slots to choose from, so the local angle is the point. The flip side is reach: the same themes mean little in Europe, and outside Latin America the catalogue is unlikely to earn a top position.
Who it's for
For an operator with a Brazilian licence, CP Games is a sensible regional addition next to the global studios. It is less suited to being a core supplier for a brand that targets several continents.
Before you integrate
- Which titles are certified for Brazil specifically, and which are pending?
- What RTP options are available per title, and how are they set per operator?
- Does the RGS support the promotional tools you already use, such as free rounds issued from your own back office?
- What are the commercial terms through Zenith compared with a direct deal, if a direct deal is possible at all?
- If your platform does not work with Zenith, how and when could you reach the content?