Playson, a fast-growing digital entertainment supplier, has revealed a fresh new brand identity including a revised modern logo, reflecting the company’s leading position in the industry and its bold ambitions to deliver the Playson experience to all customers worldwide.

The design of the new logo was inspired by the desire from players to hit the play button across Playson’s games offering, with the sharper red tone illustrating its more aggressive aspirations to provide entertainment and satisfaction with the highest quality of games to the liv­­es of the busy world.

Playson’s decision to introduce a fresh identity follows a series of internal improvements within the organisation, which has seen several processes updated in line with its global growth strategy. This includes a new product development approach that will influence its future product roadmap.

The refreshed identity comes at a pivotal moment in Playson’s history, following impressive commercial growth in key regulated iGaming markets across Europe.

The company is more determined than ever to produce exciting gaming products with engaging math, all wrapped in beautiful aesthetics, meeting the everlasting demand from audiences worldwide for great games. 

Alex Ivshin, CEO of Playson, said: “As we continue to build from a hugely successful period of international growth, we wanted to secure the company’s long-term future and so we updated several processes within the business. Such a move will ensure we are in the strongest position possible to bring more exciting gaming products to the marketplace.

“This refreshed identity is a reflection of the new Playson image, demonstrating who we are and what the future holds for the company. As we head into ICE London 2022, we are looking forward to sharing more details about our ambitious plans with delegates.”

Introducing the new brand identity also comes at a challenging period for Playson’s people based in Ukraine, with the company supporting either relocation to safer parts of the nation or moving to a different country.

Mr Ivshin added: “This has been a very difficult time for many of our people in Ukraine. We are incredibly proud of their ability to remain optimistic, resilient and dedicated to producing quality products during the toughest of circumstances.

"We continue to be a tight-knitted team full of extraordinary individuals, determined to progress with a large scale project that has been under development for several months.”





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