Christmas Unscrew The Gift is a branded browser game where players tap screws to free stacked plates and unwrap as many Christmas gifts as they can in 60 seconds, under your logo and campaign message.
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Christmas Unscrew The Gift is a 60-second puzzle game that runs in the browser. Each gift is held shut by plates stacked on top of each other, and every plate is fixed with screws. Players tap a glowing screw to unscrew it.
Order matters. A screw that sits under another plate is locked, and tapping it takes 2 seconds off the clock. So players work from the top down: clear a plate's screws, watch it fall away, and the screws underneath open up.
When the last plate drops, the gift is unwrapped and the next puzzle appears. The puzzles get trickier as the clock runs down. A player who gets stuck can reset the puzzle, but the clock keeps ticking, and only a gift solved without a reset earns the bonus.
The start screen has room for your logo, your brand name, a holiday campaign line and a product showcase, so players see your branding before the first screw turns.
One round lasts 60 seconds, and every locked tap takes 2 seconds of it.
It takes one tap to learn, and each gift is a small puzzle that rewards a careful look.
Tap a glowing screw and it comes out. That's the whole control, so there's very little to explain at a busy booth, and every screw scores 10 points straight away.
Plates overlap, and a screw under another plate is locked. Players have to read the stack and clear the top plates first, which turns each gift into a quick test of attention.
Tapping a locked screw takes 2 seconds off a 60-second clock. Players who rush lose time, and players who look before they tap unwrap more gifts.
Reset is there for anyone who gets stuck, but the clock keeps running. A gift solved without a reset adds 25 points on top of the 100 for unwrapping it.
Tap or click a screw to unscrew it. Every screw removed scores 10 points.
A screw under another plate is locked, and tapping it costs 2 seconds. A plate with no screws left falls away.
Clear every plate to unwrap the gift for 100 points, then start on the next one before the 60 seconds run out.
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Play the gameThe game works as it is. Send your logo, brand colors and campaign message, and we'll share a proof for you to approve before anything goes live.
The start screen has a slot for your logo and shows your brand name alongside the holiday campaign line, so it's the first thing players see.
Swap in your own holiday campaign line and feature a product in the showcase panel. The score form's consent line carries your own terms and privacy wording.
Tell us about your crowd and how long each player should stay at the screen, and we'll confirm which parts of the round, such as its length and points, can be adjusted.
What you get with the branded screw puzzle game.
A one-tap control and a fixed 60-second round make it a fit for a few specific situations.
Every round ends after 60 seconds, so the line keeps moving, and visitors can start on their own phones too. See how it works with QR code games for trade shows.
Anyone can play after one look at the rules, and the score rewards careful play over fast tapping, so it's fair across a mixed group. See more office Christmas party games.
After the round, players can submit their score with a display name, an optional email and a consent tick. Tell us where entries should go in your quote request. See our event lead generation games.
This is the live game. Unscrew a few gifts against the clock and see how it feels before you ask for a quote.
On a phone, Play opens the game in its own full window so it fills your screen.
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A round lasts 60 seconds. Players tap glowing screws to remove them, and each one scores 10 points. A plate with no screws left falls away, and clearing every plate unwraps the gift for 100 points. Then the next gift appears, and the puzzles get trickier as the round goes on. When time is up, the result screen shows the score and how many gifts were unwrapped.
Plates are stacked, and a screw under another plate is locked. Tapping a locked screw takes 2 seconds off the clock, so it pays to clear the top plates first. If a player gets stuck, Reset restores the puzzle, but the clock keeps running, and only a gift solved without a reset earns the 25-point bonus.
It has a form, and it comes after the round, never before play. From the result screen, players can submit their score with a display name, an optional email and a consent tick, or skip it and play again. The consent wording is a placeholder for your own terms. This demo has no leaderboard screen, so tell us where entries should go, and whether you want a board, when you request a quote.
Yes. The start screen has places for your logo, your brand name, a holiday campaign line and a product showcase. Tell us about your crowd and how long each player should stay at the screen when you request a quote, and we'll confirm which parts of the round, such as its length and points, can change.
Tell us about your event, your audience and your budget. We'll come back with games that fit.