A reason to stop
A game is easy to spot and easy to join. One person stops to watch, then steps up to play, and a crowd starts to form around your booth.
Promotional games that give people a reason to stop and play
Promotional games are games customized with your logo, colors and message and used to promote your business. Instead of handing out one more giveaway, you give people a quick round to play, and your brand is part of the fun. Our browser games open from a link or QR code, with no app to download.
- Your logo, colors and message on every game
- Plays in any phone or desktop browser, no app
- Budget-friendly formats, quick to deploy
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Press start, then tap the token as it moves. A real promotional game carries your logo, colors and message.
Why promotional games work for marketing
A promotional game is built around a campaign: a prize to win, an offer to share or a launch to talk about. People stop to play, and your logo and message are on screen while they do.
Your brand stays on screen
Your logo, colors and message go on the menu and result screens, the first and last things players see. Many rounds run about 60 seconds, so people spend a minute with your brand, not a glance.
Easy on the budget
We start from a finished game and add your branding, so your budget goes into your campaign, not a ground-up build.
Want the numbers behind the idea? See our gamification and branded game marketing statistics, with sources and notes on how far each figure can be trusted.
Promotional games ready for your logo
Pick a game and we'll put your logo, colors and message on it. Open any game page to play a demo before you ask for a quote.
Players tap glowing screws to free stacked plates and unwrap as many Christmas gifts as they can in 60 seconds. A locked screw costs 2 seconds, so the top plates have to come off first.
A 60-second Christmas fishing game that plays in the browser. Players cast a candy-cane hook, steer it into gifts and reel up as many as they can, while dodging junk.
A 60-second Christmas cricket game. Players swipe to swing Santa's bat, hit the 1, 2, 4 and 6 strips and avoid the OUT strips before losing three wickets. Includes a leaderboard.
Players tap to drop floors from a swinging crane and stack them into the tallest Christmas tower. Near-perfect drops keep their full width, overhang gets trimmed, and a floor that falls ends the run.
Tap to throw knives at a spinning Halloween board, dodge the knives already stuck in it and avoid the skull bombs. Land enough knives to break the board and move on to the next one.
Players roll two dice and win a gift when both land on the same number. They get three rolls, and each double is worth a different prize you choose. It plays in any phone or desktop browser, with your logo, colors and message.
How to choose: pick a game people can learn in a few seconds, with rounds short enough to keep a line moving. A game of chance like Blinko suits prize giveaways, a quick tap or swipe game suits a busy floor, and a puzzle suits a seasonal campaign where your own picture can be the puzzle.
More promotional games: Christmas ComBall, Jingle Blocks, Winter Slope Run and Duck Carnival Shoot. Want games that collect sign-ups? See our event lead generation games. You can also browse every branded mini game, our office Christmas party games and our white label games.
Not every game includes a sign-up form as standard. Giant games, prize wheels and tabletop games are set up at your event. See all our branded games, or ask in your quote request for a game that isn't listed here.
From idea to live game in three steps
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Pick your game
Choose a game from the list, or describe your event and we'll suggest one that fits your space and budget.
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Send your brand
Share your logo, colors and message, plus any prizes or wording the game uses. We send a proof for you to approve.
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Share the link or QR code
Put it on a booth sign, a screen or an email. Players open it in their browser and start playing.
Already have an event or campaign date? Put it in your request so we can plan around it.
Get a quoteWhere a promotional game fits best
A promotional game works wherever you want people to stop, play and remember your name. It is easy to explain, quick to finish and simple to run, whether people are standing at your booth or opening a link on their phone.
Need something physical? Giant games, prize wheels and tabletop games are set up at your event. See all our branded games.
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Trade show booths
Put a game on a booth tablet or screen, or behind a QR code. A quick round gives your team an easy way to start a conversation.
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Product launches
Let people play with your product and message. A themed game turns a launch into something people do, not just something they watch.
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Marketing campaigns and giveaways
Tie a game to a prize or offer you choose, with a message that tells winners how to collect it. Digital games can ask for a name and email along the way.
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Online and email promotions
Share the game as a link in an email, a social post or a landing page, so people can play from wherever they are.
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Corporate events and parties
Keep guests busy at galas, offsites, client dinners and office parties. Seasonal games suit year-end events, so take a look at our office Christmas party games.
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Brand activations and pop-ups
Draw foot traffic at festivals, malls and outdoor events with a game on a screen or tablet and a QR code to scan.
Promotional games: your questions answered
What are promotional games?
Promotional games are games customized with your logo, colors and message and used to promote your business. Players get a quick, fun reason to stop at your booth or open your link, and your brand stays in front of them while they play.
What do businesses use promotional games for?
Businesses use them to draw visitors to a booth, keep guests busy at events, back up a product launch or campaign, and collect sign-ups. A game gives people a reason to stop and play, and gives your team an easy way to start a conversation.
How are promotional games different from giveaways?
A giveaway is something people take away, and a promotional game is something they do. The two work well together. In Blinko, for example, each player drops one coin and wins one of six prizes that you choose.
Do players need to download an app?
No. Our promotional browser games open from a link or QR code in a phone or desktop browser, and players can start right away.
Can promotional games capture leads?
Yes. Digital promotional games can ask players for a name and email, usually after the round, and you choose whether to show the form. Not every game includes a form as standard, so tell us what you need in your quote request. Physical games can be paired with a QR code sign-up at your booth.
What can you brand in a promotional game?
Your logo, brand colors and messaging, including titles, wording and prizes where the game uses them. In some games you can also swap in your own products or a mascot. Send your logo and brand guide, and we'll share a proof for you to approve.
Which promotional games work best for trade shows?
Choose a game that people can learn in about five seconds and finish quickly, so your line keeps moving. Tell us about your booth and your goal in the quote form, and we'll suggest a game that fits.
How much do promotional games cost?
It depends on the game and how much customizing you need. Because we start from finished games, there is no ground-up build cost. Tell us your budget range in the quote form and we'll suggest options that fit.
How fast can you deliver a promotional game?
Our games start from proven formats, so they can be branded quickly. Send your event or campaign date with your request and we'll confirm what timeline is realistic.
Can I try a promotional game before I ask for a quote?
Yes. Each game listed above has a playable demo on its page, so you can see how it feels before you request a quote.
Get a quote for your Promotional games
Tell us about your event, your audience and your budget. We'll come back with games that fit.
- Share your event date so we can plan the timeline.
- Give us a budget range and we'll work within it.
- Send your logo when we reply, then approve a proof.