Peter & Sons Take Their Games to Interwetten’s Global Stage

Acclaimed global game development studio Peter & Sons has inked a deal with online gaming pioneer Interwetten. The agreement will see the rollout of the Barcelona-based studio’s portfolio of high-quality, creative slots to Interwetten players across multiple regulated markets, including Germany, Greece, Spain and Sweden. 

Peter & Sons has gained industry-wide recognition for its unmistakable hand-drawn art, quirky characters and avant-garde storytelling – an imaginative mix of humor, fantasy, and folklore. Its portfolio includes classic hit titles like Barbarossa, Xibalba, Wild 1 and Voodoo Hex, as well as new releases, such as Zombie Road and Bubblegum and Robbo. 

Founded in 1990, Interwetten made history in 1997 when it became one of the first operators to offer sports betting online. Since then, it has cemented its position as a leader in digital gaming and now offers services in more than 200 countries and ten languages and is a household name particularly in German-speaking countries and southern Europe.   

It’s the latest in a string of eye-catching content deals for Peter & Sons that has seen the studio expand its reach across Europe and South America. Founded in 2019 with a mission to embody “the anti-boring,” the game developer is today licensed in more than 15 jurisdictions across the  globe.

Yann Bautista, Commercial Director and Founder of Peter & Sons said: 

“Many operators claim to be innovators, but few can be said to be true pioneers in the iGaming space like Interwetten, and we’re thrilled to partner with them. Their long-standing reputation and strong presence across key European markets make them an ideal strategic ally as we continue to expand our footprint and reach new players with our unique content.”

Mario Bilic, Director of Products at Interwetten said:

 “We’ve long been admirers of Peter & Sons’ distinctive work, which stands out for its originality and quality. This is a studio that dares to be different, and we’re delighted to bring their games to our players.”