Custom games that put your mascot, products and places at the centre of the experience. Played on any phone from a link or QR code, with no app to download.
Advertising is scrolled past, muted and forgotten. Brands need formats that people choose to spend time with.
A game built around your brand: characters, worlds and challenges that invite people to play, share and come back for more.
Every format is designed around a campaign objective, from awareness to lead generation.
Quick, replayable games for events, stands, trade fairs and social campaigns.
Runners and arcade games starring your mascot, linked to the packaging through a QR code.
Hotels, resorts, venues and destinations rebuilt as worlds to walk through, also created with AI.
Web games that tell the story of a place, a collection or a product.
Prizes, challenges and rankings that collect contacts in a GDPR-compliant way.
Interactive experiences for product launches, exhibitions and in-store moments.
From minutes to hours of play with your brand, instead of seconds of exposure.
Leaderboards and shareable challenges spread the game from player to player.
Registrations, prizes and contests collect contacts with consent.
Played in the browser from a link or QR code. Native iOS and Android apps on request.
Your world, colours and products are the game itself, not a banner on top of it.
New levels, seasons and special events keep the game alive after launch.
Looking for training or internal engagement instead? See Serious Games.
An endless runner starring a cereal mascot through rivers of milk and chocolate waterfalls. A QR code on the pack takes people straight into the game.
© Alexandro Buggero. All rights reserved. Demonstration prototype, not commissioned by the brand.
Goals are set at the start: number of players, play time, repeat plays, shares and contacts collected. The game records this data, in line with GDPR, so results are easy to read.
Yes. Sign-ups for leaderboards, prizes or contests ask for explicit consent and explain how the data will be used; the data belongs to the brand that commissioned the game.
Yes: with new levels, seasons, special events or versions for trade fairs and stores, an advergame can stay active over time instead of ending with a single campaign.
Tell us the objective, the audience and the moment. We’ll propose a game concept and a first playable prototype.
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