Aspire Global’s customers will have access to Yggdrasil’s extensive slots library, including proprietary games and titles developed via YG Masters, a rapidly growing partner program that enables leading independent studios to design, develop and distribute high-quality content using Yggdrasil’s global network, advanced technology and industry expertise.
Popular games include Yggdrasil’s blockbuster Vikings trilogy as well as new titles Valley of the Gods 2, Multifly!, Temple Stacks Splitz and Lucky Neko Gigablox, featuring thrilling and innovative mechanics and features.
Aspire Global offers a one-stop-shop for its partners and currently provides its platform to more than 60 operators.
Fredrik Elmqvist CEO at Yggdrasil, said: “Aspire Global offers a premium platform with operator partners across numerous jurisdictions that are key to us at Yggdrasil and this deal will help us to significantly expand our reach to an even wider audience worldwide.
We’ve had a fantastic year so far at Yggdrasil and this deal is another important step as we continue to expand our global strategy.”
Dima Reiderman, COO at Aspire Global said: ’We are pleased to partner up with Yggdrasil as this enables Aspire Global’s access to Yggdrasil’s vast portfolio of games as well as top-class promotional tools. The partnership will prove to be mutually beneficial with Yggdrasil set to reap the benefits of our network’s reach. I am looking forward to a mutually beneficial relationship going forward.’’
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