Peter & Sons takes its games to Interwetten’s global stage

Some partnerships feel less like a launch and more like a meeting of two very different troublemakers. 

Interwetten has been around since 1990, which in online gaming years is basically ancient mythology. Then, in 1997, it became one of the first operators to take sports betting online. Long before “digital transformation” became a phrase people used in boardrooms, Interwetten was already doing the thing.

Now, Peter & Sons games are joining that stage. Through the new partnership, our portfolio will roll out to Interwetten players across several regulated markets, including Germany, Greece, Spain, and Sweden. That means more players will get access to the strange little mix we’ve been building since 2019: hand-drawn art, offbeat characters, folklore, fantasy, humour, and mechanics that prefer not to behave too politely.

The lineup includes some of our most recognizable titles, from Barbarossa, Xibalba, Wild 1, and Voodoo Hex to newer releases like Zombie Road, Bubblegum, and Robbo. Different worlds, different moods, same intention: make games that players can spot before they even see the logo.

Interwetten brings a serious amount of history to the table. Today, the brand operates across more than 200 countries and 10 languages, with a particularly strong name in German-speaking markets and Southern Europe. For a studio expanding across regulated jurisdictions, that kind of reach is not just useful. It is meaningful.

As our team sees it, Interwetten is one of the rare operators that can genuinely be called a pioneer. The brand has history, scale, and a clear presence across markets where Peter & Sons continues to grow.

And from Interwetten’s side, the attraction is simple: Peter & Sons games look, move, and feel different. A pioneer platform + a studio built around the anti-boring = a new stage for some very strange characters!