Aspire Global to offer award-winning titles from Play'n GO

The deal comes as a further step of Aspire Global’s strategy for further expansion, at a time when the company has been focused on reaching more and more collaborations with various game providers by the end of the first fiscal quarter of 2017.

The Vice President of the Product division at Aspire Global Galit Shani-Michel commented on the agreement. He said that the gaming solutions provider had was pleased to close 2016 with the release of Play’n GO products. According to him, the year was quite successful for Aspire Global, considering the fact that the company had launched the product suites of three new game providers within 2016.

Mr. Galit Shani-Michel also explained that the deal comes as part of the Malta-based company’s commitment to constantly expand and upgrade the gaming options offered by its operators. According to him, the new partnership agreement would have a great impact on Aspire Global’s platform and would increase player value even more.

Under the terms of the agreement, the entire portfolio of Play’n GO is to go live with Aspire Global. The entire suite of games provided by the Swedish gaming content supplier is to be offered to the Malta-based company’s customers across its affiliate’s network, including some of the most popular titles of Play’n GO such as Cloud Quest, Gemix and Book of Dead.

The Chief Executive Officer of Play’n GO Johan Tornqvist confirmed of the partnership agreement, saying he was very happy with the fact that the top-notch gaming portfolio of the Swedish supplier would be provided to Aspire Global and would reach its customers.

Mr. Tornqvist explained that the fact that Aspire Global is one of the best-established companies in the industry on a global scale would greatly help Play’n GO expand its reach and boost its growth. According to the Swedish company’s boss, the brand’s year 2016 had been really successful, especially considering the impressive number of new games’ releases along the way. The company’s Chief Executive Officer predicted that even a more successful year was yet to come.