Slotegrator has announced its recent partnership with Orbital, a game development studio known for its innovation and commitment to providing a fair and transparent gaming experience.
Orbital offers a diverse range of games that include unique slots, crash and provably fair games. Orbital’s games effectively combine user-friendliness with visually appealing designs that evoke
The core principle of Orbital’s provably fair games is to provide a transparent gaming experience. They use advanced SHA-2 encryption technology to assure players of the fairness and randomness of their gameplay outcomes. This commitment is further cemented by their license from the Curaçao Gambling Commission and certification by iTech Labs.
The studio, which operates at the forefront of technological progress, has integrated blockchain technologies into its developments. This allows them to create not just games, but entire communities that offer lasting experiences for players. Their user-centred approach to design ensures that every aspect of their games is crafted with the player’s experience in mind.
Orbital’s games can be seamlessly accessed across various devices and platforms. The studio also accepts both fiat and cryptocurrency, making their titles globally accessible.
Valerian Chanchibadze, Head of Business Development at Orbital Gaming, says: “Our new slots category with unique features, along with our well-known crash and provably fair games, hope to enrich Slotegrator’s portfolio.
“We are excited because Slotegrator is a key player in the iGaming industry, and we are eagerly anticipating huge success together.”
Yelyzaveta Kundel, Partner Relationship Manager at Slotegrator, adds: “Slotegrator is always open to new partners, and we are excited about adding Orbital’s provably fair games to our portfolio.
“Games with this technology behind are very popular at the moment and are highly demanded among players in various markets, so to we advise operators to add such type of games to their platforms to stay competitive and up to date.”
