iSoftBet signs cooperation deal with Realistic Games
Leading developer and provider of online and mobile casino software, iSoftBet, has signed a deal with other developer – Realistic Games.
Thanks to the inked co-operation agreement between Realistic Games and iSoftBet, games deeloped by Realistic will be available on advanced content platform that belongs to iSoftBet. Game Aggregation Platform developed by iSoftBet already includes a big range of of third-party casino games from more than 20 different providers. GAP provides to operators diversified portfolio of games that can be launched on all devices, including mobiles like smart-phones and tablets.
With the signed deal, iSoftBet will add to its platform such popular titles from Realistic, as Super Graphics Upside Down, 6 Appeal, Fireworks, The Fruit Factory and more. Apart from slots, Realistic will also provide highly popular multi-channel table games. Thanks to the addition of new tites, GAP platform will become more attractive for players, as its expanded offering will meet the requirements of players with preferences of any kind.
Andy Harris, CEO at Realistic Games:
“iSoftBet have an impressive reach in regulated European markets as well as further afield, and I’m sure their customers will benefit from having access to our portfolio of games.”
Michael Probert, Head of Business Development at iSoftBet:
“Realistic have got a formidable reputation for producing games that not only look great but perform very strongly. I’m positive that they will quickly become some of the most popular games we offer and I think our customers will benefit greatly from them being added to our comprehensive range of both third party and in-house content.”
Realistic Games has huge experience in the area of casino games and the company offers its titles to many operators now. Recently, the company launched its first truly multi-channel slo game – The Fruit Machine, which can be launched on desktop computers, smart-phones, tablets and land-based machines.
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