Brandable Games: Turn a Campaign Into Something People Play 📣

Brand memory match

A card-flip memory game where the cards are your products. Players see each product two or three times while hunting for pairs, which is the entire point — it's product exposure disguised as a game people will voluntarily finish.

Completing the board can unlock a coupon code, which gives you a natural place to ask for an email if you want one.

Branded endless runner

Your mascot dashes, dodges obstacles and collects your product as pickups. Endless, score-based, with a leaderboard — which is the part that does the work, because a leaderboard is a reason to send the link to a colleague.

How you'd actually ship one

1. Send us your assets: product images, mascot, brand colours, and the copy for the win screen.
2. We build the themed bundle. It's a self-contained HTML5 game — one folder, no server needed.
3. Drop it on your own domain, or embed it in an existing page with an iframe. See the SDK page for the embed contract.
4. Point your campaign at it. It works on any phone from roughly 2018 onwards, and keeps working on a bad conference-hall connection once it has loaded.

When this is the wrong idea

Worth saying plainly: a branded game is not a growth strategy on its own. It works when you already have traffic to point at it — an event, a mailing list, a retail moment, a launch — and you want that traffic to spend ninety seconds with your product instead of three.

It works badly as a standalone acquisition play. Nobody searches for your brand's memory game.

If you have the traffic and want the ninety seconds, get in touch through support or read the SDK docs.

Questions people actually ask

Can the game be hosted on our own domain?
Yes. Each game builds to a self-contained folder of static files — no server, no runtime dependency on us. Host it wherever you host anything else.

Does it collect player data?
Only what you configure. The memory match can gate a coupon behind an email if you want lead capture; leave that off and it collects nothing.

How old a phone will it run on?
The bundles target iOS 12 and equivalent Android, so roughly a 2018 device and newer.

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