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Jelly, a mobile-first game developer, has taken over since its launch earlier this year. The latter has been quick to join Yggdrasil's growing YG Masters programme, powered by GATI.
Yggdrasil, the innovative online gaming solutions provider, has further expanded its YG Masters programme by partnering with emerging gaming studio Jelly.
Mobile casino games provider Jelly joins other leading game developers in the YG Masters programme. This was created to give independent studios the opportunity to design, develop and distribute high quality content. All this using Yggdrasil's global network. State of the art technology, promotional tools and expertise in the e-Gaming industry.
Jelly will have access to Yggdrasil's GATI technology, which allows developers to use the pre-configured standardized development toolkit. Regulatory ready to create cutting edge content and a seamless path to market through the provider's entire distribution network. This then allows them to rapidly scale and accelerate their global growth strategies.
Stuart McCarthy, Head of Partner Programmes at Yggdrasil, said: "Our YG Masters programme powered by GATI has been a great success. Our partner content has been extremely well received around the world. The addition of Jelly, with its mobile-first content, is something we are very excited about and we look forward to working closely with them to help them achieve their business goals."
Victoria Newbolt, marketing manager at Jelly, said: "Yggdrasil is selective about the game developers they work with. Therefore, being invited to join the YG Masters programme is a testament to the emerging talent within our company. We are delighted to sign with Yggdrasil as we share a common vision of raising the bar in terms of quality, variety and entertainment in mobile gaming. We look forward to an excellent working relationship and access to their unique standardized GATI technology to access global markets."
