The independent game studio has developed a number of high-performing games, including Xibalba, Wild Dulf, Monster Blox, and many others.
New Opportunity to Reach Audiences, Boost Operations
The investment will help the studio to pursue further development excellence and deliver outstanding products across its assembly line. This means an increase in the current team, which should translate into a faster delivery pace and more unique titles, along with the accompanying features for third-party partners and operators to benefit from.
Peter & Sons is already an author of 20 high-performing games in the industry, and it executes impeccable graphics and algorithms to create the most compelling offer possible. Peter & Sons has no trouble in reaching new customers as well, as the company is part of some of the biggest aggregator solutions available in the industry, including the Silver Bullet program by Relax Gaming and Yggdrasil Gaming’s Masters program.
Commenting on this important development, Peter & Sons co-founder Mitri Wiberg said that the joint venture would allow the company to speed up its delivery of innovative games and content.
“We are delighted to be working with SkillOnNet, whose status as a major global operator will help us to enhance the reach of our quality games to an even wider audience,” Wiberg noted. The news was equally welcomed by SkillOnNet senior VP of corporate development Maor Nutkevitch who said that the new partnership will allow many of SkillOnNet’s tier-one operators to access what is legendary content by the company.
“We’re delighted to be working with such a rising star within the game studio community,” the executive confirmed. Peter & Sons has already released a game this year, with Dragon Blox GigaBlox becoming its first title for 2023. More titles are on their way, with SkillOnNet partner casinos set to benefit.
Peter & Sons has a busy timeline ahead of itself this year, with the company planning to continue amping up the development pace in order to deliver more excellent games across the board.