Key points:
- Red Desert Games will distribute its slot content through Light & Wonder’s Infinity aggregation platform
- The agreement ensures exclusive distribution in Canada and the US, with potential expansion into other regulated markets
- Light & Wonder continues to expand its content portfolio, having recently signed a global distribution partnership with Playson
Red Desert Games has entered into a partnership with Light & Wonder, securing a distribution agreement that will see its slot content made available to operators across Canada and the United States.
The deal, part of Light & Wonder’s Spark studio partner program, aims to enhance Red Desert Games’ presence in key regulated markets while broadening Light & Wonder’s content offering.
The agreement enables Red Desert Games to distribute its slot titles through Light & Wonder’s Infinity aggregation platform. The studio, composed of industry professionals with experience in land-based and iGaming sectors, has positioned itself as a provider of slot content tailored for regulated markets.
Red Desert Games Co-Founder Edgar Pau said: “We are extremely excited to be selected by Light & Wonder to join their partnership program. Light & Wonder has an unrivalled footprint and is the perfect fit to distribute our range of innovative and engaging games to its global network.”
Light & Wonder’s Senior Director of Partners, Steve Mayes, added: “We are delighted to welcome Red Desert to the Light & Wonder Spark studio partner program. Our program is committed to collaborating with the most forward-thinking and innovative new studios and Red Desert’s distinctive game concepts, inventive mechanics and meticulously crafted, visually captivating titles truly embody these values.”
Good to know: The partnership follows Light & Wonder’s content distribution agreement with Playson, which expanded its portfolio in the UK, Canada and Latin America.
Light & Wonder has also signed deals with Flutter brands Betfair and Paddy Power in the UK and secured a partnership with Gibraltar-based operator Lottoland.