NetGame Entertainment Team Up with QTech Games
The Asia-focused casino games distributor QTech Games have agreed to a deal with the highly respected software provider, NetGame Entertainment.
The arrangement means that the game distributor will add a number of NetGame Entertainment titles to their platform, which will include the Book of Nile series along with Lotus Fortune, which is the latest NetGame release.
The CCO of QTech Games, Ulf Norder, had this to say about the new arrangement, “We’re committed to rolling out high-quality content that drives revenue for our partners. Therefore, this deal with NetGame Entertainment extends our relentless pipeline for the year so far. In today’s marketplace, only premium games of the highest standard separate you from the crowd, so we’re delighted to see how NetGame has delivered on this demand. That entails stunning graphics, coupled to the latest math models for improved gameplay and high-variance volatility where required.”
This new agreement is seen as an astute move by NetGame due to the fact that it will unlock jurisdictions across Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe, which the software provider may have struggled to reach without the association with QTech.
We’ve been reigniting the slots space with deeper gaming experiences. Teaming up with QTech constitutes a great opportunity to strengthen our product distribution across emerging territories and brings our novel content to a panoply of potential partners. We look forward to seeing how these games now perform with new players and plan to expand this partnership in the months ahead.
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