Games developer GameArt have signed off two pretty significant deals in short succession recently. First, Italian operator Betaland announced that it has gone live with its portfolio of slot games from the developer; the licensing agreement gives Betaland access to GameArt’s full portfolio of slot games, including those which are Italian certified and ready to roll out such as Gold of Ra and Money Farm. Betaland are well established in Italy and are looking to aggressively expand their operations into new jurisdictions, which reportedly includes plans to launch operations across Montenegro, Slovenia and Serbia in the near future.
On the back of that publicity, GameArt also announced last week that iSoftBet, who are active in both Romania and Italy, are bringing their games to those markets as well. The two firms have been working together for some time, and iSoftBet will be drawing titles from their huge collection in its work in the two countries. iSoftBet provides these titles through its Game Aggregation Platform (GAP), which now features over 1,500 slots from a wide range of suppliers, including Realistic Games and Playson.
Regarding the moves, Head of Business Development at iSoftBet Michael Probert stated: “GAP has emerged as a market-leading aggregation platform due to the variety and quality of games offered and the markets we can take partners into. Our partnership with GameArt strengthens this position. iSoftBet holds licences in the UK, Alderney and Romania, and offers certified content to multiple regulated markets which is why we have been able to open the door for GameArt into new markets such as Romania and Italy.”
As well as developing its own slots, iSoftBet hold licenses with a range of providers and is active in over ten regulated markets around the globe. GameArt ChIef Executive Officer Maja Lozej spoke about their working relationship as well, saying, “iSoftBet supplies some of the world’s largest and most successful gaming operators, and we are excited that GameArt’s portfolio will be available to our network of operators to enter new jurisdictions in the coming months.”
The gaming world has been aware that GameArt was one to watch for some time now. These new arrangements just clarify in which direction they’re looking to head next, as they continue to gain profile amongst the competition.
