
iGaming content provider ICONIC21 has officially launched its suite of games on Aardvark Technologies’ aggregation platform, marking a pivotal expansion in the company’s distribution capabilities. This move allows ICONIC21 to extend the availability of its increasingly popular titles to operators and players across major markets, leveraging Aardvark’s robust infrastructure and compliance capabilities.
The successful integration opens the door for broader exposure to ICONIC21’s unique catalog, including recent standout releases across several gaming verticals. Among the headline offerings is Gravity Plinko, a first-person game that introduces an engaging dynamic to ICONIC21’s portfolio. The brand has also recently added slot titles such as Wild Gold Mine, and expanded its live casino lineup with products from the Gravity Series, as well as the recently launched Oasis VIP Blackjack. Another upcoming game, Knock Knock, has already begun generating buzz, though details remain under wraps for now.
By incorporating these games into Aardvark’s omni-channel solution, operators gain immediate access to a diverse array of entertainment experiences tailored to modern players’ preferences. The partnership enhances ICONIC21’s reach while enabling Aardvark to deliver additional value to its clients.
Alina Popa, Chief Commercial Officer at ICONIC21, highlighted the strategic importance of the collaboration: “Our content moves fast and we need partners that can keep pace. With Aardvark, we’ve found a team that gets it. Their market presence and flexibility are a great match for our ambition and we’re excited to see how this launch performs across their network.”
Echoing this sentiment, Aardvark Technologies’ Commercial Director Arijus Denisovas commented on the quality and demand for ICONIC21’s content: “ICONIC21 has built a serious presence. Their titles are in demand, and we’re proud to bring them into our aggregation portfolio. This launch strengthens our offering and gives our partners even more tools to attract and retain players.”