What are Digital Signage Games?

Digital Signage Games are games running on a digital signage system. The games typically run on large screens seen in retail outlets, events, subway stations, waiting areas, lobbies and more public areas.

Consumers are very savvy and quick to ignore screens. How do we engage them, when there's so much content out there?

Delivering small, lightweight and highly engaging experiences make the most sense, given the short time frames that consumers have, when passing by these screens.

With the explosive growth of outdoor advertising, digital signage games are every marketer's dream. Combined with our in-house HTML5 technology, the games can be developed very quickly and distributed to consumers instantly.

Technology

We use HTML5 technology to build these games for you. They are highly optimized and run really well on digital signage devices. We have games that are optimized to run on either portrait or landscape based screens.

We've done work for the Scala Digital Signage software, as well as custom digital signage devices that support HTML5 technology. We're also able to port our HTML5 technology into Android compatible digital signage systems.

Case study: Toyota Drag Racing

In conjunction with the annual NHRA Drag Racing event, we collaborated with Toyota to build a fun digital signage game for booth visitors.

The setup consists of the digital signage, a big computer screen built into a box. Two players step up to the podium and receive one tablet device each. The tablets are connected to the digital signage via a Chromecast device.

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Case study: Acura Instant Win

We collaborated with Acura to build a Kinect-based digital signage game for outdoor advertising. Using an interactive HTML5 canvas, the user projects hand movement that is detected by the Kinect device and projected on the large screen.

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Case study: Doraemon Taxi Game

We worked with infamous anime brand, Doraemon to build a game suitable for digital signage on taxis. Built entirely using HTML5, the game runs within the taxi's Android-based digital signage system. Passengers are able to enjoy the Doraemon experience from the comfort of their seats via a distribution network of taxis.

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Case study: East Midland Trains

East Midland Trains, a train company based in the UK approached us to port our HTML5 games into their digital signage system.

The games are stored in a local server on board, and served via local wireless connections. Passengers can play the games either on the bigger screen digital signages, or on their own devices via a local web portal.

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Do you have contactless digital signage games?

Traditionally, consumers are required to touch the screens of digital signage to interact with them. Due to covid and social distancing, consumers are reluctant to touch digital signage screens, especially in public spaces.

Hence, we developed a contactless system, where the consumer does not need to physically touch the digital signage. Instead, the consumer touches his or her own phone, which subsequently, controls the digital signage.

All the above is done wirelessly and at a safe distance.

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