A game about your brand, in your house style, that records who took part. We build the game ourselves and make sure it runs on the day.

Anyone looking for a promotional game often ends up renting large games: an XXL connect four with a sticker on it. That attracts attention, but it isn't about your brand, and afterwards you don't know who played.
We build the game around what you want to say. The questions are about your product, the design is your house style and the prizes come from you. Because the software is ours, we can set up registration, scores and consent exactly as you need them.
Visitors scan a QR code on a poster, screen or packaging and play straight away, without an app. Works anywhere people walk past, and the game can keep running for days or weeks.
The scoreboard is visible to everyone and the best scores of the day are on it. People keep watching and come back to defend their place.
Something to hold or throw, with a sensor or tablet that keeps the score. Tangible on the spot, with the data you'd get from a digital game.
Spin, guess or choose and see straight away what you win. Quick per person, so suitable for large crowds. Also available as digital wheel of fortune.

Afterwards you receive an overview of how many people took part, how long they stayed and which questions most people got wrong. That last point often tells you more about what people know about your product than a survey does. The contact details of participants who gave their consent come in a file.
A compact promotional game in your house style starts at €195. A completely new game starts at €550. You know that amount before anything is built.

No. A promotional game that we build works in the browser. Visitors scan a QR code or tap a link and play straight away. In a busy place, downloading an app almost always costs more participants than it brings in.
An existing game format in your house style, with your own questions and prizes, is ready within a few weeks. A completely new game takes longer, mainly because it also has to be tested with people who have never seen it. So ideally, start six to eight weeks before the event.
Yes. A game built for a trade show can run again afterwards at an open day, a festival or an in-store promotion. We adapt the questions, prizes and design each time. We agree in advance exactly how that works.
The data is yours. When they join in, participants see what their data will be used for and give their own consent. Afterwards you receive everything in a file. We don't use the data for anything else.
Briefly tell us which event or promotion it is for, and we'll send a price estimate within 1 working day.
Tell us which event or promotion it is for, and we'll suggest a game format.