Begame Group Adds Realistic Games’ Titles to UK Brands
Realistic Games, the online casino games developer, has announced a new content partnership with the operator Begame Group.
Thanks to the deal, Begame’s UK-facing brands Casushi and Fruitkings will be adding Realistic Games’ large portfolio of titles through its partnership with Microgaming. In doing so, Realistic will be significantly boosting its presence in the UK market.
Furthermore, Realistic’s new cutting-edge graphics package, which will be present in all of its future releases, will be used by Begame to boost the number of high-quality games it can offer players.
Realistic Games has a substantial portfolio that will become available to the operator, including the recent release Gorilla Riches as well as the hugely popular Game Changer series and classic Electrocoin titles. Beyond slots, Realistic’s recent reinventions of blackjack and roulette will also be on offer.
Partnering with Begame is a great opportunity as it allows us to boost our presence in the key UK market and increase the number of players that will be able to appreciate our games. We’re delighted to be able to join forces with an operator as highly regarded as Begame and now have the platform to supply audiences with our higher quality content that we know they will enjoy.
Jordan Rosamond, the Head of Casino at Begame, explained that Realistic’s games are already well known in the UK market so it “makes perfect sense” to offer them. He added, “We’re always looking to provide our players with the content that speaks to them, and this partnership delivers that – we’re very much looking forward to seeing Realistic’s new releases for the remainder of the year and beyond.”
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