An exciting new supply partnership has been formed, as GameArt and SoftGamings – two innovative developers of online casino content – officially announce the beginning of their strategic alliance.
According to details of the signed contract, GameArt will deliver over 50 of their best-performing video slot games to SoftGaming's omni-channel platform.
The award-winning brand's portfolio contains some of the most inventive, cost-effective HTML5 titles of today – certified and licensed under numerous jurisdictions on whose markets they operate – crafted by some of the best talent in the industry.
Unified API Integration Package
From the moment the deal with SoftGamings is concluded, GameArt's state-of-the-art, immersive graphics and engaging gameplay mechanics will be making their way to operators using Riga-headquartered company's platform.
Their all-encompassing tech solution offers titles from more than 40 top developers...
...with its key feature being a unified API integration package for operators to integrate games as seamlessly as possible. This is what gives the company the edge over its competitors, making it – slowly but surely – one of the providers of choice for the entire online gambling sector.
Svetlana Gasel, SoftGaming's Head of Partnerships, underlines her excitement regarding the recent cooperation, citing their innovative ideas in crafting digital games as a main reason for that.
“GameArt provides excellent slot games that serve as a crowd puller and also give endless excitement to players and generate more revenue for casino operators. It is fantastic to have GameArt, the master of digital video slot games in our portfolio.”
A Shared Commitment
Comments GameArt's CEO, Maja Lozej:
“We are thrilled that so many new players around the world will be able to experience the excitement of the GameArt range through our new partnership with SoftGamings. To be working with a provider that counts so many quality casino operators as its clients is a real achievement, reflecting the hard work and commitment of everyone in our team.”
She added that the entire company looks forward to a long and productive relationship with the company that “shares our commitment to delivering the very best games.”
Business Keeps Growing
Both companies have been trying their best to expand their reach and deliver more content goodness to their fan-base, and have been very much successful...
...SoftGaming officials have been busy signing deal after deal, with the most recent one struck in early January with iSoftBet, not long after a similar alliance was formed with Betsoft and Apollo Games.
GameArt's winter was a bit more low-key after summer's massive achievement that was the launch of its own progressive jackpot system. As Lozej explained, the brand's clients will be able to choose between a local or global progressive jackpot which enables marketing teams to decide on optimal game's content.
Source:
“New partnership sees SoftGamings offer complete GameArt portfolio”, George Miller, europeangaming.eu, January 28, 2019.
Mojo Jojo
5 years ago
Super Hero
Indeed, GameArt games are great, they surely have the potential, well at least most of them are, sure there are a few baddies as well but that's nothing new because all vendors have them. Collaboration is the best thing the gaming providers ever did, by joining forces they break the restrictions. Many restricted games are...
Indeed, GameArt games are great, they surely have the potential, well at least most of them are, sure there are a few baddies as well but that's nothing new because all vendors have them. Collaboration is the best thing the gaming providers ever did, by joining forces they break the restrictions. Many restricted games are now avaliable for players thanks to the collaboration.
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BralasLT
5 years ago
Newbie
GameArt's games are undeservingly overlooked and underrated, I quite like them myself. Wish they were more prominent.
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