The Malta-based Yggdrasil gaming company is soon set to see its footprint in Finland expand due to a new integration with Fruity Entertainment, which has two casino brands.
Yggdrail has a large array of games it has created, including games like Bob Marlin Goes Deep, Trickstar Spin, Gold Frontier Jackpots, Fatz’s Diner, and many more.
The partnership will see the two casinos, owned by Fruity Entertainment, able to offer a greater collection of titles, including content from Yggdrasil’s Gaming Engagement Mechanics (GEMs).
Proprietary games will now be available to local players of the two brands, Kaahaus and Spinnaus. It’s the portfolio that is said to be forming a major part of the operator’s engaging slots offering as it looks to differentiate itself in Scandinavian markets.
Jose Kadala, Commercial Director at Yggdrasil, said: “We’re very pleased to bring our slots offering to Fruity Entertainment’s two leading brands, Kaahaus and Spinnaus.
“Our games continue to resonate with players all over the globe due to their dynamic graphics, engaging gameplay, and big win potential, and we’re confident that this will continue with customers of the two aforementioned brands.”
A spokesperson at Fruity Entertainment, added: “Yggdrasil is a provider with an incredibly proud history, and one that boasts a portfolio filled with vibrant content that attracts players of all demographics.
“The addition of its games will allow us to accelerate our goal of becoming a must-visit destination for slot enthusiasts and we look forward to growing together.”
Yggdrasil continues pursuit of expanding throughout Europe
The integration comes just a month after Yggdrasil announced it would be expanding its presence in Spain due to an agreement with Spanish operator Luckia.
The deal means the full portfolio of proprietary titles and content from its YGG Masters program would be made available to Luckia’s customers.
At the time, the game-creator described the partnership as being a “key step” in its continued focus on regulated growth across southern Europe.
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