Historical explainer
Blueprint joined SOFTSWISS’s aggregator in 2021: what the record supports
A supplier update places Blueprint in the aggregator portfolio, without turning network-wide results into a studio-specific claim.
A provider addition in a wider update
SOFTSWISS’s update on its July 2021 aggregator activity identifies Blueprint among providers that had recently joined the portfolio. This is a first-party record of the addition. The company’s provider directory also identifies Blueprint as a content supplier within the aggregator.
The historical update discusses the network as a whole. Its aggregate commercial figures should not be attributed to Blueprint alone: a portfolio statistic does not isolate the contribution of one studio.
What aggregation changes
An aggregator connects content from multiple suppliers through a distribution layer. That can reduce the number of separate integrations an operator needs to manage, but it does not make all games the work of the aggregator. Developer identity and distribution route remain different facts.
The same distinction applies to a catalogue count. Adding a supplier can expand the pool of content available through a service without demonstrating that every connected operator launched every title. Availability in a catalogue and availability to a particular customer are not synonymous.
How to use these sources together
The dated update is useful for the historical addition; the directory explains the provider relationship in the supplier’s own taxonomy. A current directory entry should not be used to invent the exact contents of an older catalogue.
This explanation does not audit the technology, adopt promotional quality claims or assess the games as consumer products. It preserves a specific business-development event while explaining why the surrounding network statistics and current profile have different evidential roles.
Sources & reading
The documents behind this explanation. Historical sources describe their own period.
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