QTech Games Adds Maverick Slots’ Titles to Platform

QTech Games, a leading games distributor in Asia, has signed a new deal with games supplier Maverick Slots. It means that operators using QTech Games’ platform will now have access to online slots from one of the industry’s most interesting young developers.

Maverick Slots, which is based in the Isle of Man, develops mobile-first content complete with promotional tools such as free spins to help operators improve acquisition and retention. The company also has plans for a series of gamification tools, such as jackpots and tournaments. It has already released a number of popular games, including 4 Beasts Mahjong, BattleMech: Earth, Cloud9 and Crazy Easter Eggs.

QTech Games’ RNG platform is focused on mobile gaming, making Maverick Slots’ titles an ideal match. Furthermore, the deal greatly expands Maverick’s international presence and takes their games into new jurisdictions.

We’re committed to rolling out high-quality content that drives revenue for our partners. So, this deal with Maverick Slots brings more flair and nuance to our progressive pipeline for 2021. […] Maverick is quickly turning some consequential heads in this sector. Just take their video-slots, which are as innovative as they are engaging. That means stunning graphics and immersive soundscapes combining for a unique style of content, which enhances playability via layered volatility.

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The CEO at Maverick Slots, Enrico Bradamante, described the company as “reinvigorating” slots with its gaming experiences. He went on to say that the deal with QTech is a fantastic opportunity for the company to take its product distribution into new territories and that they are excited to see the player response.

Bradamante added, “In an era of customisation, QTech Games is truly embracing their brand promise of tailoring high-quality content for different cultures. This is what keeps them at the cutting edge of relevance for all kinds of players in the melting-pot of Asia and beyond.”