Playson And Quickfire Come Together To Form Exciting New Partnership
Published on by Becky Mosley
The trend of the moment is collaboration, as various leading-name casino brands have come together for the greater good of players worldwide. In news that won’t come as too much of a surprise, Quickfire has announced a brand new working arrangement with Malta-based software developer Playson.
Development Partner
Labelled as the newest Quickfire “development partner”, what Playson are set to bring to the Microgaming powered platform is an array of high-quality HD slot games. Player favourites such as Lucky Pirates, Wild Hunter, Dracula’s Family, Bumper Crop, and Alice in Wonderslots will soon be made available to all online casinos that implement the Quickfire platform.
Playson
Playson is one of Malta’s leading casino content developers, with their HD-focused selection of slot games often ranking highly in the eyes of critics. Speaking on the new partnership Adam Daniel (Playson’s Managing Director) said, “Bringing this project to the game-release stage is incredibly exciting. Quickfire’s market penetration is second to none, the responsiveness and cooperation from their team has been excellent and we are looking forward to building momentum with our game releases on the Quickfire platform”.
Quickfire
Quickfire as a platform has as a proprietary right to some the world’s greatest online casino games, which certainly places Playson titles in esteemed company. Echoing similar statements made by Mr Daniel, Tom Chamberlain (MicrogamingHead of Quickfire) recently spoke on the new deal when he said, “It is great to have Playson on board as a Quickfire development partner. Following a rapid and hassle-free integration, Quickfire now has access to their high quality catalogue of games which are readily available to the 400 online gaming brands live on our platform.”Given that the required technical integration between Quickfire and Playson is complete, players can expect all related slots titles to go live within the coming weeks.






