Hubb88, an igaming aggregation platform registered in Malta, has secured a double integration partnership with Backseat Gaming, the player-led studio behind both its namesake brand and sister studio Clutch Gaming.
“From the creators of Titan Gaming, one of the top-performing studios on Stake.com, both Backseat Gaming and Clutch Gaming benefit from a boutique approach with agile, expert teams crafting their respective roadmaps, guided by bold artwork and a focus on fun,” Hub88 said in a statement.
Titles such as Hades Harvest, Deep Sea Mafia and Radiate are now available on Hub88’s platform.
With a steady roadmap of one game release per week from each provider, both seek to fulfil three core principles: Be Innovative, Be Stunning and Be Fun, Hub88 said.
Ollie Castleman, Managing Director at Hub88, said: “Backseat Gaming and Clutch Gaming bring a level of craft and personality that stands out. By choosing both complementary studios run by the same team, our partners gain the flexibility to reach different player preferences. With both brands already making a splash in the industry, we’re sure this content will become an unmissable addition to lobbies.”
Debbie Cooper, Head of Commercial Operations at Backseat Gaming, said: “Partnering with Hub88 marks an exciting next step for Backseat Gaming and Clutch Gaming as we look to expand our reach across the iGaming industry.”
“Hub88’s proven aggregation platform and extensive operator portfolio give us the ideal network to get our content in front of new audiences quickly and efficiently. We’re excited to work alongside their team and bring our game content to their partners.”
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