Yggdrasil adds SpinOn to YGG Masters roster

Yggdrasil, a leading iGaming publisher, has added emerging studio SpinOn to its portfolio of YGG Masters partners, further enhancing its dynamic offering of third-party content.

SpinOn becomes the 13^th partner to join the established YGG Masters program which empowers the world’s leading independent game studios to design and distribute unique content via Yggdrasil’s technology and network.

SpinOn is a brand-new developer, set to release its first-ever title The Handsome Bandit with Yggdrasil in May with more exciting content expected in 2024.

The YGG Masters program is powered by GATI, Yggdrasil’s state-of-the-art technology, enabling partners to employ the preconfigured, regulation-ready, standardised development toolkit to produce consistently cutting-edge content followed by rapid distribution.

The initiative has seen the creation of some of Yggdrasil’s best-performing titles over the last few years, with partners also able to utilise the provider’s popular Game Engagement Mechanics (GEMs).

James Curwen, Chief Executive Officer at Yggdrasil, said: “YGG Masters has been a huge success for us, enabling us to act as a content aggregator as well as a game provider and we are thrilled to add SpinOn to the program.

“SpinOn has some fantastic ideas to take the slot experience to the next level and we can’t wait to join them on this journey, helping them to facilitate the growth and expansion via our cutting-edge technology and vast distribution network.”

The marketing team at SpinOn, said: “As a brand-new studio, we needed a partner who can support us with the right tools to take off at speed and with Yggdrasil, we gain access to a platform that can propel our growth efficiently. This has powered us to focus on creating games that can reach large audiences in multiple markets quickly.

“At SpinOn, we’re not just joining the game, we’re changing it, with a mission to lead with innovation, captivating narratives and unparalleled gameplay and together with Yggdrasil we can make this happen.”