By Pascal Gaming

Custom Solutions

Custom game creation and co-branded adaptation of existing Pascal content.

The offering

What Custom Solutions does

Custom Solutions covers two different briefs: developing a new game and adapting an existing title to a casino brand. Pascal describes visual adaptation levels and original development with custom themes and mechanics.

Define those deliverables explicitly. A reskin, a new math model and a bespoke game have different approval, acceptance and maintenance work. Contract exclusivity, asset and code rights, territory scope, milestones and change requests before scheduling a launch.

Who should explore it?

Operators commissioning an original title or branded adaptation.

  • Specify an original game brief
  • Compare co-branding and new development

Documented capabilities

  • Original game projects
  • Co-branded adaptations
  • Visual customisation
  • Custom themes and mechanics

Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.

Product details

Product role
Custom casino-game development and branded adaptation.Source
Development choices
New custom games and adaptation of existing games are described separately.Source
Visual scope
Basic brand changes and more extensive visual/interface adaptation are offered.Source

Delivery & commercial details

Delivery & integration
Agree the delivery route, interface, versions, testing, rollout and support responsibilities with the supplier.
Pricing
Request a commercial proposal covering setup, recurring or usage fees, minimum commitments and optional services.

Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.

Buyer questions, answered

Are new development and co-branding different offers?

Yes. The supplier separates custom-game creation from adapting an existing title.

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Can co-branding extend beyond a logo?

Its advanced option includes changes to visuals, symbols and interface elements.

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