Famous developer of casino content for the wider market, Gaming Realms, has signed a licensing deal with one of the leading providers of casino software, NetEnt.

The deal will allow Gaming Realms to license the most popular NetEnt game, Starburst, and to deliver innovative content based on the Slingo mechanics as well as classic features from the authentic game. The new release will be named Slingo Starburst and distributed worldwide in 2021.

Reactions from the Companies

Commenting on the new agreement, Chief Financial Officer of Gaming Realms, Mark Segal noticed:

“We’re thrilled to have secured the licensing rights to the Starburst brand, a legendary slot that has dominated the gaming industry for years. We’re confident that fans of Slingo and Starburst will enjoy our new collaboration, which will bring together the best features of both brands.” 

Chief Commercial Officer of NetEnt, Andy Whitworth mentioned:

“To widen the reach of our portfolio and building brand awareness in new markets is a vital part of our strategy. Gaming Realms has an extraordinary reach among Slingo fans, especially in the US. We are certain that great games will come out from combining Gaming Realms expertise, the Slingo grid mechanic, and our renowned IP.” 

About the Partners

Gaming Realms is one of the leading providers of casino content, specialized in the production of Slingo Originals and Slingo Arcade. The brand delivers excellent content thanks to the inclusion of social games and real money features. Its content can be accessed from desktop, mobile, and tablet devices. The brand is also famous as a content licensor for some of the leading brands including North American Lottery Printed Scratch Games – Scientific Games, Global Electronic Gaming Machines – Scientific Games, and Social Slot Games – Zynga Inc.

NetEnt, on the other hand, is a top-tier provider of casino content for famous operators in the industry. Specialized in digital entertainment and delivery of thrilling games, the brand has more than 20 years of experience in the sector. It is based in Sweden, with offices across the UK, Ukraine, Malta, India, the USA, Poland, and Gibraltar.

Source: “Gaming Realms Partners with NetEnt”. European Gaming. October 8, 2020.