SkillOnNet invests in Peter & Sons games studio

(PRESS RELEASE) -- SkillOnNet, the online casino operator and platform which powers some of the world’s biggest casino brands, is strategically investing in the independent game studio Peter & Sons.

This innovative and increasingly popular studio has two main offices, in Barcelona, Spain and Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.

The partnership will allow P&S to significantly grow its team and accelerate its journey towards becoming a fully independent studio, allowing it to create unique tools for operators to better deploy and control both promotions and gamification.

P&S has already produced more than 20 highly engaging and unique state-of-the-art games, renowned throughout the industry for their unique design and state-of-the-art mechanics. The studio is also part of the prestige Silver Bullet partnership with Relax Gaming and Yggdrasil Gaming’s Masters program.

Having such quality content has enabled P&S to win several industry awards in different categories, such as Casino Beats Game developer awards and the SlotsWise awards 2022.

SkillOnNet is the home of award-winning brands such as PlayOJO, DrückGlück and Genting Casino, supplying top-quality software and turnkey products to major casino brands including Slotstars, Mega Casino, Spin Genie and Metal Casino among others.

Maor Nutkevitch, Senior VP Corporate Development at SkillOnNet, said: “Our new partnership will allow P&S to extend its reach and allow tier 1 operators to enjoy the studio’s best-performing games, such as Johnan Legendarian, MonsterBlox and The Legend of Musashi.

“We’re delighted to be working with such a rising star within the game studio community.”

Mitri Wiberg co-founder of Peter & Sons said: “This joint venture will allow us to speed-up our growth and extend our fantastic and innovative games to industry-leading operators and their players.

“We are delighted to be working with SkillOnNet, whose status as a major global operator will help us to enhance the reach of our quality games to an even wider audience.”