Love Island Games cast: Full line-up for Love Island spin-off

Can’t get enough of Love Island’s non-stop stream of gossip, coupling, romance and drama? Well, you’re in luck because a brand new spin-off series called Love Island Games is heading our way soon.

Providing a new twist on a familiar format, this all-new offshoot of ITV2’s hugely popular reality dating show promises to deliver even more love-fuelled action while setting social media alight with challenges that are sure to push contestants to their limits.

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What else can we expect? Here’s everything you need to know about Love Island Games before its arrival later this year.

When is Love Island Games released?

Love Island Games will debut on Wednesday, 1 November on Peacock, with new episodes airing nightly, six days a week. UK viewers can access the show via subscriptions to both Sky or NOW TV.

What is Love Island Games?

An international edition of the popular British series, Love Island Games will reunite viewers with fan-favourite contestants from previous editions and all over the globe, including the UK, US and Australia.

Players will be sent to Fiji where they’ll have to compete in a series of physical challenges and romance-themed scenarios all in the hopes of being crowned the show’s champion.

Spanning both couple and team tasks, players will have to survive eliminations, pairings, last-minute competition twists and unexpected recouplings in order to be named master of the games.

Who will be appearing on Love Island Games?

Former players from all corners of the Love Island franchise will come together for Love Island Games, with its full list of Islanders recently revealed. Joining the show will be:

Megan Barton Hanson from UK season four

Johnny Middlebrooks from USA season two

Aurelia Lamprecht from Germany season four

Carrington Rodriguez from USA season two

Curtis Pritchard from the UK's fifth season

Cely Vazquez from USA season two

Callum Hole from Australia season four

Courtney Boerner from USA season four

Kyra Green from USA season one

Lisa Celander from Sweden season three

Ray Gantt from USA season one

Jessica Losurdo from Australia season four

Mitch Hibberd, winner of Australia seasons three and four

Tina Provis winner of Australia seasons three and four

Georgia Steel from UK season four.

Liberty Poole from UK season seven.

Deb Chubb from USA season four

Mike Boateng from UK season six

Eyal Booker from UK season four

Steph Blackos from France season two

Imani Wheeler from USA season five

Toby Aromolaran from UK season seven

Justine Ndiba, winner of USA season two

Scott Van-der Sluis from UK season 10 and USA season five

Jack Fowler from UK season four

Zeta Morrison, winner of USA season four.

Who is hosting Love Island Games?

Current Love Island host Maya Jama will return to host the spin-off series, with the long-time narrator Iain Stirling also returning to talk viewers through the action.

“It’s going to be amazing,” said Jama in a video posted to her Instagram account announcing the show.

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“Your favourites from Love Island UK, USA and Australia plus some more are going to be over there. So who do you want to come back and snatch the crown?”

In the video’s description, streamer Peacock added: When Love Island worlds collide, we couldn’t just bring alum back to compete! @mayajama returns as host for the first-ever Love Island Games!”

The pair will be joined by former Love Island player Maura Higgins, who will act as the show's Social Ambassador providing up-to-the-minute behind-the-scenes information.

Love Island Games airs on Peacock from Wednesday, 1 November. UK viewers can watch the show via Sky and NOW.