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Asia – QTech Games announce content partnership with Yggdrasil
By William - 6 April 2020
QTech Games has announced its latest partnership with Yggdrasil. Under the terms of the agreement, Yggdrasil’s content suite has been made available to QTech Games clients and their players.
Yggdrasil’s portfolio of games comprises over 70 titles featuring classics such as Vikings Go Berzerk, Valley of the Gods and Jungle Books, alongside additions such as Temple Stacks and latest release Multifly.
The agreement broadens Yggdrasil’s global footprint, opening up Asia’s array of established and emerging markets for accelerated growth, whilst QTech partners now have access to Yggdrasil’s range of in-game promotional tools to increase player engagement and foster improved retention.
QTech’s platform boasts a broad gaming portfolio, localised for each region, with mobile apps, reporting and marketing tools, and 24/7 local-language support.
QTech Games CEO, Markus Nasholm, commented: “We’re delighted to have partnered up with Yggdrasil, whose stunning games never need any hype. Indeed, they are already exceeding expectations. The QTech Games platform is integrated with the best games from the planet’s top providers – and Yggdrasil now stand at the summit of this mountain.
“Their ability to initiate in-game tournaments, coupled with spontaneous cash-drops, embraces QTech’s shared emphasis on high-end tech creating a superior gaming experience. Together, we can even introduce quest-like missions, providing players with live leaderboards that fuel the battle for social-channel bragging rights so that they can share the fun and drive online dwell-time for any of our partners. Small wonder, then, that Yggdrasil’s games are already proving popular with our clients’ players across many varied markets.
“In short, we look forward to seeing how these games perform across a patchwork quilt of territories. Particularly in developing gaming spaces where demand for a localised product set is paramount in tackling a diverse backdrop of cultural trends and player preferences.”
