Custom-made promotion tools

Your own products, representations of them or simply fantasy creations hang on the top of this game device.

 

After the host or hostess has released the game, the player stands in front of the large advertising space and all

attention, including that of the spectators, is focused on the objects that are now dropped randomly. The player must now try to catch these objects from the air, at about waist height, in free fall.

 

Depending on the number of objects caught, the player then receives a consolation prize, a small win or their main prize.

 

Pluck and play, easy to transport and very effective advertising, like all our event games.

The electronic "Hau den Lukas" is a modern skill-based game equipped with 40 high-intensity LEDs. The sturdy frame is made of high-quality anodised aluminium profiles, providing both an elegant look and excellent stability. The front panels feature custom digital printing with protective lamination. Upon request, the design of the game can be adapted to individual specifications, ensuring a perfect fit for your event or specific requirements.

How it works:

This game is all about precision rather than strength. The goal is to light up the 4 centred or all 8 red LEDs in the middle section.

But be careful: hitting too hard or too softly will miss the target. Only players with the right feel for the hammer will succeed. This interactive attraction creates excitement and fun at events, trade shows, and corporate functions, and is a real eye-catcher thanks to its bright LEDs and customisable front panels.
For transport, the unit can be folded down easily and fits into any standard estate car.
Available for self-collection or delivery (delivery costs on request).

A fairground game that is probably as old as fairgrounds themselves. Rethought and implemented in a way that is suitable for a trade fair.

 

In this game, the prize is hanging on a lift in the middle of the machine. At the front left and right there are bundles with a total of 200 threads that the player can pull. But be careful, you can only pull on one thread!

 

The lift is now set in motion via the competition electronics and the object moves downwards.

 

If the object stays in the upper third, the player receives a small win. If it sinks to the middle third, it is a medium win. If you win the main prize, the object is lowered to the base plate and a winning noise is heard.

 

The probability of winning per 100 players can be easily set in advance using a rotary control on the machine, giving you perfect control over the distribution of winnings.

 

Due to the high level of popularity and the very simple game mechanics, you can reach a very broad target group and easily reduce any fears of entry.

 

When developing this game, our focus was also on easy transport, the largest possible advertising space, quick assembly and thus high suitability for promotions.

A fairground game that is probably as old as fairgrounds themselves. Rethought and implemented in a way that is suitable for a trade fair.

 

In this game, the prize is hanging on a lift in the middle of the machine. At the front left and right there are bundles with a total of 200 threads that the player can pull. But be careful, you can only pull on one thread!

 

The lift is now set in motion via the competition electronics and the object moves downwards.

 

If the object stays in the upper third, the player receives a small win. If it sinks to the middle third, it is a medium win. If you win the main prize, the object is lowered to the base plate and a winning noise is heard.

 

The probability of winning per 100 players can be easily set in advance using a rotary control on the machine, giving you perfect control over the distribution of winnings.

 

Due to the high level of popularity and the very simple game mechanics, you can reach a very broad target group and easily reduce any fears of entry.

 

When developing this game, our focus was also on easy transport, the largest possible advertising space, quick assembly and thus high suitability for promotions.

Talks, Patsy Drive, Asi slot or Phillips?

 

Very few hardware store customers know all the screw drives, their names or their exact appearance.

This very often leads to destroyed screw heads, broken bits or even injuries.

To counteract this, we have developed this module for our customers, which on the one hand serves as an explanation and on the other hand also includes a game.

If the customer managed to assign the bits to the right screws within a set time, to do this they had to move the slider into the right position, the green light lit up and a winning sound was heard. If the assignment was wrong, the red light came on and a losing sound was heard.

Animation, information and increasing sales at the point of cell, a successful combination.

For team games on board of a cruise ship, you often need solutions other than those you can just buy.

 

In this case, we have moved away from the classic second unit for the stopwatch and the stopwatch now runs in 90 time units. Depending on the competition, you can use a control on the back to change the course of the 90 time units: 1.5, one or half a second per time unit.

 

There is also an attachment to switch between neutral, the women's or the men's team.

To avoid any kind of cabling, the device is also equipped with a battery.

This custom-made product for the Invictus Games 2022 is a table tennis ball dispenser of a special kind.

 

After the players had solved a task, they were allowed to step on the foot pedal, completely hygienically, and received a tennis ball via the electronically controlled dispenser, which rolled out of the machine via a Plexiglas tube system.

 

So it was less about the value of the table tennis ball and more about the fun and seeing how the ball made its way out of the machine. True to the motto of the Invictus Games:

Fast reactions and, literally, a certain foresight, these are the special qualities that a player must have in this action-packed reaction game.

 

The aim of this game is to knock out the points of light dancing on the wall, which light up one after the other and randomly, as quickly as possible.

 

Depending on the time you need, the points are shown on the display and optionally also shown on a digital leaderboard.

 

Whether it's color, design or other shapes, there are hardly any limits to your imagination in this game.

It should be a wheel of fortune, but it can't look like one.

 

Our task was to create a trade fair game that would be well received but would significantly reduce the fear of visitors to the fair.

 

The display should also be very elegant and have a strong appeal.

 

Back to the roots, to the beginnings of promotional- and event games.

 

Our family built such games in the early 1980s, back then with thick light bulbs and as pure start-stop games.

 

We were able to really let off steam here, both in terms of the electronics, the distribution of winnings and the level of difficulty and the lighting with the latest LEDs.

 

The result is this event module, which has been making a brilliant appearance at trade fairs and promotional events for several years.