German software provider, Apparat Gaming, has announced a strategic partnership with edict egaming, a prominent aggregator based in Hamburg, Germany. This collaboration aims to offer customers a wide range of premium slots in regulated markets worldwide.
Apparat Gaming, known for its distinctive German-themed casino content, is set to integrate its portfolio of over 30 high-quality slots, including recent hits like "Autobahn Alarm" and "Fishin’ the Biggest," into edict's extensive library of 200+ titles. This move will make these games accessible to operators using edict's aggregation services.
The partnership ensures that customers will have access to a diverse selection of games that comply with the latest German regulations and are certified for release in various markets.
Founded in 1998, edict has been a pioneer in online casino services, and since its acquisition by the Merkur Group, it has continued to expand its offerings. With an aggregator solution launched in 2021, edict now supplies content to over 150 operators, starting more than 8.5 billion games annually.
Apparat Gaming's engaging titles, reflecting German culture and preferences, are expected to seamlessly blend into edict's prestigious game portfolio. Both parties are optimistic about the success of this collaboration.
Martin Frindt, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Apparat Gaming, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “Teaming up with edict, a fellow Hamburg-based company, aligns perfectly with our German heritage. Operators will now have access to our top-notch slots with a distinct German flair, and we're eager to see the response from customers.”
Dominic-Daniel Lienard, CEO at edict, highlighted the strength of their portfolio and the potential impact of adding Apparat Gaming's titles. “With Apparat Gaming's slots joining our lineup, we are further enriching our diverse portfolio. Their games, featuring great graphics and innovative features, are sure to resonate with our operators and players,” said Lienard.
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