New in-house brand expands production team to further enhance content development
Aspire Global’s Pariplay Ltd, the leading aggregator and content provider, has significantly boosted its Wizard Games studio team by appointing Michael Salih as Lead Game Producer.
In his role, Salih will be responsible for producing Wizard Games’ future roadmap from beginning to the end, working with other departments to ensure the best product delivery.
Pariplay’s new in-house games studio brand was announced in November with a vision to create and deliver the most value-driven igaming experiences for regulated markets around the world.
Salih brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the company with more than 10 years’ experience in producing mobile, video and slots products, working for companies such as Yggdrasil, Exient and Jagex.
Wizard Games already offers a wide portfolio of over 120 proprietary titles and the studio has an ambitious roadmap planned for 2022 with 28 titles expected to be launched.
Wizard Games operates within Pariplay as a distinctive business unit and together with the company’s Fusion™ aggregation platform, the supplier offers a leading solution to operators in more than 15 regulated jurisdictions in Europe, North America and Latin America.
Michael Salih, Lead Game Producer, said: “I am delighted to join Wizard Games at this exciting time for the studio with our new commitment and focus on further enhancing our offering with premium content that will appeal to players from all over the world.
“Pariplay’s games are renowned in the industry, and I’m thrilled to now join the talented team and be part of the company’s future content strategy which will see us launch an exciting roadmap next year.”
Joey Hurtado, Managing Director of Wizard Games, said: “With the introduction of our new brand it is important that we have the most qualified people onboard to realise our vision. Michael is a highly-skilled game producer with an impressive track record and we are thrilled to have him be part of our new journey.”