155.io signs content partnership with SOFTSWISS

28 May 2026 – 155.io has entered into a content partnership with SOFTSWISS, further expanding the reach of the studio’s real-world gaming portfolio through the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator.

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Under the agreement, SOFTSWISS operators will gain access to the full range of 155.io titles, including the CCTV Game™ release Rush Hour, alongside Ducks and the recently launched Snow Run.

The collaboration brings 155.io’s real-world gaming experiences to a wider operator network. The studio’s titles combine live-action footage, automated computer vision technology, and prediction-based gameplay designed to deliver fast-paced and engaging player experiences.

One of the company’s flagship titles, Rush Hour, asks players to predict the number of vehicles passing through real-world traffic intersections shown through CCTV-style camera feeds. Ducks applies the same concept to waterways around the world, while Snow Run takes players to mountain resorts where skiers and snowboarders descend slopes captured using GoPro POV footage, drones, slope-side cameras, and CCTV feeds.

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Sam Jones, Founder & CEO of 155.io, commented:

“SOFTSWISS has built one of the most respected and technically reliable platforms in the industry, so bringing our suite of games onto the aggregator is a big move for us. The way players are responding to real-world content has been incredible, and this partnership gives us a major opportunity to expand that momentum globally.”

Nikita Keino, Head of Partnerships at SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator added:

“Adding 155.io to the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator brings our operators access to genuinely unique content. Their title Rush Hour is a strong example of what sets them apart – combining real-world footage with intuitive gameplay in a fresh and highly engaging format. We look forward to seeing how their games perform across our network.”

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