Steve Rogers has founded Playbook Fusion. This new B2B gaming studio is aimed at delivering a whole new category of betting products.
Playbook Fusion is a project that combines gambling with video games in order to create a brand new category of betting products based on sports. These content products will be available in all markets.
Playbook Fusion claims that each title will provide a more immersive and persistent gaming experience than those currently on the market. It adds that this will force players to use their skills and optimize their strategy in order to influence the outcome of every game.
Playbook Fusion, a gambling company that specializes in online games and video gaming software said: “Playbook Fusion recognizes how gamers of videogames enjoy feeling like they own the game and competing against players around the world. This same sense of connection and community is brought to the gambling industry by Playbook Fusion.”
Playbook Fusion focuses on immersive experiences
Rogers and Santiago Jaramillo worked together to launch this new business. Jaramillo spent over 12 years in the video game industry. He worked at Scopely, Electronic Arts and other companies.
Rogers stated, “I’m proud and thrilled to be launching my new business.” It’s exciting to bring together an amazing team of gaming and gambling professionals, which includes Santiago Jaramillo. They will be working on a brand new category of sports themed gambling products that are immersive. We’re excited to be able talk about more of our plans.
It’s interesting to see how the gaming industry can provide insight into how game designers develop complex mechanics, ecosystems and other features to keep their players engaged. Then they look at ways to apply these to the gambling world.
The game is changing.
Six months after leaving Inspired, Rogers has launched the new app. Rogers was CCO of the developer for over 25 years, before his resignation in November.
Inspired immediately announced the appointment of Ian Freeman to replace Rogers. This was done before Rogers’ departure. Freeman was previously employed by Kambi Group, EveryMatrix and FSBTech.
