Wazdan, a prominent developer in the gaming sector, achieved significant recognition at the MiGEA Awards 2026, winning two distinguished awards that showcase the breadth of its product offerings. The company was honored with the title of Best Online Gaming Product of the Year for its game Burning Board™ and also took home the award for Best Online Casino Product of the Year for Mighty Wild™: Gorilla. This double win at the ceremony underscores Wazdan’s commitment to excellence and innovation in the gaming industry.
The MiGEA Awards aim to highlight excellence in the gaming and iGaming industries, honoring those whose products and innovations have notably influenced the field. Wazdan’s recognition in these two categories illustrates its ongoing dedication to producing high-quality gaming experiences that not only engage players but also provide significant commercial benefits to operators.
The award-winning Burning Board™ was celebrated as the Best Online Gaming Product of the Year, spotlighting Wazdan’s inventive approach to game design and its capability to foster deeper player engagement within the online gaming sphere.
Mighty Wild™: Gorilla, which won the award for Best Online Casino Product of the Year, stands out as a key title within Wazdan’s Mighty Wild™ series. This game merges a compelling theme with dynamic gameplay features like Hold the Jackpot™ and Wild Rampage™.
Together, these two awards exemplify Wazdan’s proficiency in delivering innovative solutions across the online gaming landscape, ranging from broad product advancements to interactive casino content.
Michał Imiołek, Wazdan’s Chief Executive Officer, commented, 'Recognition for both Burning Board™ and Mighty Wild™: Gorilla reflects the quality, creativity and focus that our teams bring to every product we develop. Our mission has always been to craft experiences that captivate players while delivering meaningful value to our partners. These awards are a strong acknowledgement of that approach and of the people behind it. I am very proud of the team and grateful to see their work recognised in this way.'
