Apparat Gaming joins forces with Edict
The collaboration brings the two Hamburg-born companies together.
Apparat Gaming, a software provider known for its casino content, has announced a partnership with Edict Egaming, a German aggregator.
This collaboration brings together two Hamburg-born companies, with Apparat Gaming contributing its portfolio of over 30 slots to Edict’s line-up of titles.
The partnership allows operators who utilise Edict’s game aggregation services to access Apparat Gaming’s selection of slots, including recent releases like Autobahn Alarm and Fishin’ the Biggest.
These games, fully compliant with the latest German regulations and certified for multiple markets, aim to offer players experiences with unique themes and bonus features.
Martin Frindt, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Apparat Gaming, commented: “Given Apparat Gaming’s German roots, we’re delighted to be teaming up with a Hamburg-born business like Edict.
“Adding our titles to their line-up will give operators access to our over 30 top slots that all come with our signature German accent, and we can’t wait to hear how they’re received by customers.”
Dominic-Daniel Lienard, CEO at Edict, added: “Since launching our aggregator solution, Edict has compiled a stellar portfolio of releases from some of the top developers in Germany and beyond – and adding Apparat Gaming titles will strengthen this roster further.
“With great graphics, unique themes and innovative bonus features, we’re sure their slots will be a huge hit with our operators.”
Last year, Edict also struck up a partnership with Betsson Group – a deal that saw the company’s slots becoming available to Betsson Group customers via the Edict Egaming Aggregator Solution.
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