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Playable from a phone camera in seconds. No app store, no download, no install.
What it is
The lowest-friction way to put a branded game in front of a crowd. A QR code on a stand, a poster, a pack or a screen opens a game that runs in the phone browser and works on whatever handset the visitor already owns.
Every visitor brings the hardware, so a browser game scales from one stand to a whole campaign without shipping a screen. Scores, competitions and lead capture run in the same page, and the brand is on every surface of the game.
What we build
Where it fits
Delivered
Delivered for KAMA Capital
A VR slicing game for a trading firm’s stand where the score is a live candle chart: slice gold, Bitcoin and oil and the price climbs; hit a bad trade and it prints red. Players registered by QR code, so the stand left with a lead list.
Delivered for ARADA
A penalty shootout played with a real ball against a projected goal — one player on the turf, everyone else watching.
Questions agencies ask
Yes. Most work arrives this way. The game ships under your agency’s name, we do not appear in the credits, the UI or the client’s deck, and we will not publish the work without your written go-ahead.
Yes. A playable prototype is usually the fastest way to win a room, and it is a smaller piece of work than a full build. Tell us the pitch date and we will tell you honestly what is achievable by then.
Worldwide. Builds are delivered, installed and updated remotely, so an activation can run wherever your client needs it and nothing waits on a shipment. Where a project genuinely needs someone on site, that is arranged per project.
Other formats
Send the concept, the deadline and the constraints. You will get an honest answer about what is achievable in the time available, including when the answer is that it is not.