GAMOMAT is taking another step in its GAMOMAT Gaming for the Climate initiative with the launch of Great Grizzly. The new slot game is the fifth title in the initiative, which was launched in 2021. A portion of the game’s revenue will support Vital Ground in preserving grizzly bear habitats across North America.

  • Great Grizzly is set in the vast wilderness of North America, with the grizzly bear as the central character. The reels feature a variety of animals, reflecting the biodiversity of the region. Players can experience the beauty of the North American landscape while engaging with an exciting slot experience.

  • A share of the revenue generated from Great Grizzly will be donated to Vital Ground, a land trust focused on protecting grizzly habitats. The organization has safeguarded over 1 million acres of land since 1990. Its work ensures the conservation of key wildlife corridors and helps prevent conflicts between humans and wildlife.

  • Great Grizzly is now available to all Bragg operator partners via Bragg HUB. The game joins other GAMOMAT Gaming for the Climate titles, including Book of Oasis (Healthy Seas), Monkey Mania (Borneo Orangutan Survival), Lava Lions (African Wildlife Foundation), and Alexandria Fire (WeForest).

  • Dietmar Hermjohannes, Founder of GAMOMAT, emphasized the initiative’s impact: “Gaming for the Climate is not only raising awareness but also taking action on environmental matters close to our hearts. Vital Ground has been doing crucial conservation work to protect North America’s grizzly bears. Together, we can protect the climate while creating better places for people and wildlife.”

  • GAMOMAT continues to expand its presence in the iGaming industry, offering more than 150 online slots across 30 countries. Originally a land-based gaming company, it has successfully transitioned into digital gaming while maintaining a strong focus on innovation and sustainability.

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