Fruit ninja games involve slicing fruits that appear on a screen. For each fruit sliced to perfection, the player earns points. If players are able to slice multiple fruits in quick succession, they earn bonus points. To avoid losing the game, players also have to avoid slicing flying bombs.
As the player progresses further in the game, each successful slice fills up a Frenzy Bar. When that bar is maxed, the player enters Frenzy Mode. This is where a barrage of fruits start flying around the screen. It's now open season to slice them all en masse.
Every 60 seconds, a Boss Fruit will appear. In order to defeat the Boss Fruit, players have to slice the boss fruit repeatly until its health goes to zero. The Boss Fruit is a really tough fruit that takes real effort to defeat.
Our fruit ninja games are often used in trade shows, exhibitions and corporate events to captivate audiences.
Brands use fruit ninja games with these goals in mind:
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As part of a corporate event for sales associates, we built a game called Pain Point Eliminator. To score points, players slice away customer pain point icons within the game. This ties in well with the sales training process, where associates are asked to identify customer pain points and attempt to solve them.
The associates enter their name and email address to register. This puts them into direct competition against other participants. The event organizer receives access to a backend CMS from which they are able to view, manage and export the leaderboard data into Excel. They're also able to reset the leaderboard for multiple groups of participants on the same day.
In order to save development cost and reduce time-to-market, we reskinned our existing Fruit Slice Frenzy game engine. We changed the graphics of the game, while maintaining the core gameplay experience.
As part of a marketing campaign, we helped our client build a Wordle inspired game. Players compete to solve daily word challenges over a period of 2 weeks. Each day, a new word is unlocked for players who eagerly await.
By solving the puzzle, players become eligible to participate in a sweepstakes program managed by the organizer.
The correct answers were carefully selected in order to resonate with the client's range of products. Words such as bread, fries, rolls, bacon, and aioli (a typical garlic based dip) help generate mindshare among consumers.
The starting point of the project was to reskin our Wordler game engine.
Using our game engine Rally Champion, we developed a custom branded racing game for our client.
Players navigate a cool rally car through a variety of forest themed race tracks. They avoid bumping into rival cars while riding on speed lanes to activate nitro boosts (a type of speed up boost).
The top 10 players are awarded a prize by the booth representative.
As part of a corporate event for executives of Intel, we built a memory match game. The game was deployed as a warm-up event for participants, to get them excited before the actual event begins. Players attempt to match Intel branded product cards in the least amount of moves to generate the highest score.
In order to save development cost and lower time-to-market, we reskinned our existing Memory Match game engine. We changed the graphics of the game, while maintaining the core gameplay experience. Hence, we were able to pass along cost savings of up to 80% to the client, compared to if the game was built from scratch.
The game also comes integrated with our cloud leaderboard system, which allows users to register, play and rank competitively with other participants at the event. The event organizer receives access to a backend CMS from which they are able to view, manage and export the leaderboard data into Excel. They're also able to reset the leaderboard for multiple groups of participants on the same day.
By leveraging our Personality Quiz game engine, we adapted it for Toyota as part of a dealership activation campaign. Booth visitors step up to an iPad to answer a series of questions about their lifestyle, hobbies, aspirations and spending behaviors. At the end of the game, we recommended a Toyota model that suits their profile.
Once the game experience is over, the booth representative approaches the prospect to start a conversation and schedule a test drive.
We helped a client launch an automotive trivia history at a recent event in the US.
On-site visitors answer a series of 20 highly specific automotive history questions. Questions range from the history of older vehicle models to new and emerging brands from the electric vehicle segment. Prizes are awared to players who answer at least 10 questions correctly.
To develop the game, we used our Trivia game engine, which we adapted to fit the client's objectives. The art direction resonated with history buffs. The questions were tough questions that not everyone had the answer to.
We collaborated with a large optical retail group to create an exciting game for their rewards programme.
Using our 3D game Drift Boss, we reskinned the car models, the roads, the backgrounds and the game title. We then replaced the background music with a more contemporary hip-hop track, to cater to a younger audience.
Players control a variety of branded drift cars from eyewear brands such as Acuvue, Freshkon, Hoya, Bausch and Lomb, and Alcon. Top players get to convert their leaderboard points into actual reward programme points, giving them massive value for their next purchase and building brand loyalty.
We built a fun puzzle game for a Toyota dealership branded game in North America.
Using our game Car Park Puzzle as the starting template, we changed the cars into Toyota branded cars. Players tap and drag on the touchscreen to move the cars. The objective is to clear a path for the red Toyota car, to drive out of the parking lot (hence, helping the prospect visualize the act of buying a car and driving it out of the dealership lot).
To ensure we don't miss any potential prospects, we added a leadgen form powered by our cloud leadgen system. This allows the client's sales team to followup with prospects that they weren't able to strike up conversations with during peak hours.
We deployed our Space Invaders game for a branded game project in North America. The player steps up to the stage, is given a wireless arcade controller and tries to defend Earth from an alien invasion.
Players who rank Top 10 in the leaderboards are awarded prizes by the booth representative.
Link to the video here.
We helped a client launch a baseball game at a branded game event.
The branded game takes place on a large screen at the client's exhibition both. Players tap on 1 of 3 buttons to swing the bat at an incoming ball. They can choose to swing the bat high, in the middle or go low.
The objective is to swing the baseball bat correctly based on the trajectory of the incoming ball. The player controls the bat via a wireless arcade controller.
Link to the video here.
We built a branded game kiosk game to promote one of Toyota's latest pickup truck models, the Toyota Tundra.
Using our game Tow Truck Challenge as the starting template, we designed a fun challenge where the player has to tow heavy loads along the track, while making sure they have enough fuel reserves.
The game is designed to showcase the heavy-duty towing capability of the Toyota Tundra truck.
We built an exciting 2 player live trivia game for a branded game campaign. 2 players step up to the stage, and are given a series of 10 product related questions to answer.
Each player is given a controller with 4 buttons to tap on. The most accurate player from a round of ten questions wins the game.
The booth representative rewards both players with prizes at the end.
Yes. We have a cloud based leaderboard solution, that we can implement into every game on MarketJS. The leaderboard can be shown within the game, or provided as a separate leaderboard link that you can plug into specific sections of the event.
Rank users based on their high score achievement. There's also the ability to reset the leaderboard at pre-determined times.
The data collected will be available via our backend CMS. Clients get access to view and export the data into Excel format as well.
Alternatively, we can also provide a simple API for your engineers to pull the data.
There are a few solutions. The most common method is to add a registration form at the start of the experience. The data is then submitted to our cloud leadgen system for processing. Other methods include moving the form to the end of the game, or triggering it at specific events in the game.
Depending on what data you wish to collect, we can change the leadgen form fields to collect information such as name, email, phone numbers and occupation. It can also be a mini survey format.
We can also submit data directly to your own CRM systems, such as:
Any type of prize is doable. Our clients have given out the following rewards
Yes. Depending on your goals, we can change aspects of the game such as
Yes. We provide analytics and a dashboard to easily keep track of your leads, players and rewards.
Depending on the project, we can provide a CMS backend which allows you to login, view the data and export into different formats such as Excel.
Yes. We have done integrations with many 3rd party systems. Examples include
The game can be deployed within any website or mobile application.
Our HTML5 technology allows the game to be ported into any target platform you need.
For offline environments such as events or exhibitions without internet access, we can prepare a special offline version to be run directly via a local server on-site.
In certain cases, we can prepare pre-packaged Android APKs or Windows Applications which can be pre-installed into the target device.
We can integrate special codes into the game to reward users. These can be coupon codes, vouchers, QR codes or barcodes of any standard format.
Read our coupon and barcode gamification page to learn more.
Rewards can be displayed in the following conditions:
For an additional fee, we're able to localize all aspects of the game, including translating the text, and changing graphics to fit the local culture.
We support any language worldwide. Some of the languages we have worked on include German, Spanish, Spanish LATAM, French, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Arabic, Farsi, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Norwegian, Burmese, Malay, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Thai, and more.
Please add a note in your contact form request, to indicate your target language.
We're always on the lookout for long-term clients, because we see this as an opportunity to build a long-lasting working relationship.
In order make our clients succeed, we typically go above and beyond to ensure that the delivered solution actually solves their business objectives.
We typically charge a simple licensing fee and customization, depending on several factors such as business goal, scope of the customizations, duration of campaign, number of devices/users, etc. Please include as much detail as possible, into the Contact form at the end of this page.
We typically do not sell raw source code. We are a solutions-based company. Hence, we shall customize and deliver the finished product to you. MarketJS will typically host the games, while your event team will plug the game link into your target device.
If you need to self-host, we can arrange for that as well.
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