Interview with Ihor Zarechnyi, CEO at NeverEnding: Vision for the Future of iGaming
At ICE Barcelona 2026, SlotCatalog’s Founder and Executive Manager, Fedir Havlovskyi, spoke with Ihor Zarechnyi, CEO at NeverEnding, about the studio’s direction, product thinking, and the way it sees its place in today’s iGaming market. The conversation moved through company priorities, broader industry themes, and the thinking that shapes NeverEnding’s work. It ended with a short blitz round that added a quicker and more personal finish.
Company Direction
One of the clearest points in the interview is the way NeverEnding views its own direction. Ihor speaks about the company in a way that gives the conversation a proper foundation, since the focus stays on how the studio sees itself and where it wants to go. That matters because it gives the rest of the discussion a stronger frame. Instead of isolated comments about products or growth, you get a broader sense of the company behind them.
Growth Perspective
Growth comes up as an important theme, though the discussion goes beyond simple expansion talk. Ihor connects the subject to longer-term thinking and to the way the company approaches its next steps in the market. That makes the interview more useful from an editorial point of view, because the topic is handled with more substance. It gives viewers a better idea of how NeverEnding looks at progress and where that progress is meant to lead.
Product Thinking
Another strong part of the interview is the attention given to product direction. Ihor shares a broader view of how NeverEnding approaches development, which helps connect the studio’s business side with the actual work behind its releases. This part gives the interview more practical value, since it moves the discussion away from general positioning and closer to what shapes the company’s output. For readers, this is one of the sections that makes the conversation feel more grounded.
Market Positioning
The interview also touches on how NeverEnding sees its place in a very competitive sector. That part helps show how the company wants to define itself while operating in a space where visibility alone is never enough. Fedir’s questions help bring out that side of the conversation, so the discussion does not stay limited to internal company matters. It opens the door to a broader point about how studios try to build identity and relevance at the same time.
Blitz Round
The quick questions at the end give the interview a useful shift in rhythm. After the main discussion around company direction and market thinking, this part gives the interview a welcome change of tempo. The faster format lets Ihor respond with less room for polished phrasing, which makes his answers feel more natural on camera.
Final Thoughts
These highlights sketch a clearer picture of where NeverEnding stands today, what shapes its development approach, and how Ihor Zarechnyi views the company’s next stage within the current iGaming market.
