The deal will see development studio Evoplay Entertainment's range of slot, table and instant game titles available on Nektan’s content distribution platform, E-Lite.

The deal will offer mass market 3D and VR games to UK players, with Evoplay using the void left by the suspension of live sport and sports betting due to the coronavirus outbreak, as an opportunity to bring a new offering to the market.

Evoplay Entertainment Chief Business Development Officer, Vladimir Malakchi, said: "We are thrilled to be joining the UK’s legendary gaming community in partnership with one of the industry’s most established businesses, Nektan.

"UK players are some of the world’s most demanding, and we can’t wait to introduce them to our catalogue of cutting-edge, innovative content and see what they make of it."

Nektan CEO Gary Shaw added: "We have no doubt this is the start of a long and fruitful commercial relationship and are sure Evoplay Entertainment’s immersive catalogue will prove to be a hit with players and operators alike."

Last week, Nektan reported a 157% year-on-year rise in revenue for the first half of the financial year ending 31 December 2019, up to £797,000 ($980,935).