London, UK: THNDR, the white-label skill games partner for iGaming and real money gaming operators, today announced that its games and features are live and accessible on Devilfish (devilfish.com), the skill-based competition platform.
Devilfish players can now play with THNDR titles in the Devilfish experience they already know, with tournaments and more games to come soon.
Devilfish is built on a simple idea: every player faces the same challenge, and the highest score wins. Players build custom avatars, join clubs, and see their results on live leaderboards and the live plays feed.
That model needs games that are fair, fast, and trusted. That's what THNDR builds.
THNDR games don't look like a third-party add-on. They're styled to match each partner's platform down to the pixel, so the games on Devilfish look and feel like Devilfish.
The integration ran through a single API. THNDR handles the games, matchmaking, and match integrity. Devilfish keeps its focus on its players and community.
Every THNDR game passes the THNDR Skill Standard before it launches: five checks that each game has to clear before going live on a partner platform. Every match is also backed by cryptographic match verification, so results can be checked.
This is the same standard THNDR has used across 160M+ games played since 2019.
"Devilfish built something players actually care about: their avatars, their clubs, their spot on the leaderboard. Our job was to drop great skill games into that world without anyone noticing the seams. One API, native down to the pixel, and every game held to the THNDR Skill Standard. That's what we do for every partner, and I'm excited to see what the Devilfish community does with it." Desiree Dickerson, CEO and Co-founder, THNDR
THNDR (thndr.io) is a B2B white-label skill games partner for iGaming and real money gaming operators. THNDR games go native to each partner's platform down to the pixel, through one API integration, and partners typically go live in 5-10 days. Operating at scale since 2019, THNDR has powered 160M+ games played with a 99.99% fill rate across 30+ live partners. Every game is held to the THNDR Skill Standard: 5 checks before launch, plus cryptographic match verification. THNDR CEO Desiree Dickerson chairs the Skill Games Committee within the IGSA (US).
Devilfish is a skill-based competition platform where every player faces the same challenge, and the highest score wins. Players build custom avatars from more than 100 items, join clubs, and compete on live leaderboards. Learn more at www.devilfish.com.