Northern Lights selects Yggdrasil’s GATI technology


Yggdrasil YG Masters partner Northern Lights has selected the supplier’s GATI standardisation technology as its go-to market interface to realise its global business strategy.

Yggdrasil’s language-agnostic and standardised GATI technology enables game studios and game developers to securely build and distribute content across Yggdrasil’s global distribution network. All Yggdrasil partners integrated to GATI will be able to cross-sell their games to any global Yggdrasil franchisee. The model enables them to rapidly scale distribution and boost revenue opportunities, at the same time as developing completely new ways of working and collaborating.

GATI is the enabler of the Yggdrasil Decentralised Aggregation Network (DAN), which allows any global Yggdrasil franchisee to collaborate using GATI and to share their respective games roadmaps.

All YG Masters partners will have access to GATI and can use the preconfigured, standardised content development toolkit to develop and distribute games anywhere in the world.

Stuart McCarthy, head of partner strategy and sourcing at Yggdrasil, said: “This is a complete game-changer for our partners, giving them complete control over the rapid development and fully scalable deployment of their games onto our systems and standardised technology, which are fully compliant and packaged ready for distribution to our rapidly expanding operator and franchise networks.

“Studios can build content in any language they want with the knowledge that their math and mechanics IP is completely protected.”

Andrew Goodale, CEO of Northern Lights, said: “We are very excited about developing our games on the GATI platform and taking our business to another level using this strategic and innovative technology and unique collaborative business model.

“This gives us complete control of the entire development process and how we design games without having to make any compromises, plus it will enable us to achieve our business strategy quicker and at scale, across global markets.”


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