Guys, who’s actually using game platform aggregators these days? I just recently started gathering information for my project and realized it’ll be tough to work directly with a bunch of developers. Before this, I only worked on mobile apps and web services, but this is a whole different story. Right now, I’m looking for a decent aggregator that lets me integrate different games without all the hassle.
I’m particularly interested in modern games, not those old slots with identical reels. I’d also like the games to be properly optimized for mobile devices. Half of the demos I’ve checked out start lagging as soon as they load. I’m not sure yet which platforms are best to focus on in this area. Which aggregators are actually user-friendly right now? I’ve even started keeping a separate list of which games I liked visually. To be honest, I didn’t think I’d get this into it.
Well, obviously this is a much more complicated issue. Listen, is the number of games more important to you, or do you want the content to be more up-to-date? Because I’ve seen aggregators with huge libraries, but half the games there all looked the same. I really liked the projects from EdgeLabs. Have you looked into that option? It’s a pretty good casino games aggregator . The guys do quality work. A big plus is that they offer constant, fast technical support and flexible configuration. Have you at least started to figure out what kind of games you want?
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