Crash game developer Blitzcrown secures Brazil license
Massive Gaming’s igaming studio Blitzcrown has secured a GLI-19 certification from Gaming Laboratories International, allowing the supplier to launch its online crash games in Brazil.
Brazil’s igaming market became regulated on 1 January of this year, and various gaming operators and developers have been granted gaming licenses to operate or distribute their games in the country.
Crash games, which feature real-time multipliers and provide players with instant rewards, are becoming increasingly popular in the igaming world.
Blitzcrown will launch three of its crash games, Crash, Fast Crash and Twin Crash in Brazil.
“This GLI certification testifies to Blitzcrown’s unwavering commitment to offering top-quality, fair gaming systems,” George Cho from Massive Gaming said in a statement. “We are well placed to take advantage of Brazil’s exciting new regulatory environment and the vast growth potential of the online gaming industry.”
Blitzcrown isn’t the only studio developing crash games. Software development group Spribe recently signed a multi-year partnership with mixed martial arts organization UFC.
The collaboration entails that Spribe’s crash game brand Aviator will be advertised on the UFC Octagon canvas during global matches and featured on UFC-branded social media campaigns.
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