A pipe-connecting puzzle attendees solve against the clock. Connect every colored pair and fill every cell. A faster solve scores higher, and your winning journey decides the prize. It keeps engaged crowds at your booth longer.
Pick Easy (4x4), Medium (5x5) or Hard (6x6) to match how much challenge you want.
Add a time limit to raise the stakes, or leave it off for a relaxed solve.
Only a solved puzzle can win a real prize: with Everyone wins every solver wins, with score tiers a faster solve wins more, with a leaderboard the top ranks win. A give-up or time-out gets only the consolation prize, if you set one.
A skill game asks the attendee to earn the prize, not just receive it. That challenge is exactly what an engaged, competitive crowd wants. When someone solves the puzzle, the win feels real, and that feeling attaches to your brand.
The puzzle takes longer than a spin or a scratch. Those extra minutes at your booth are minutes your sales team can use. While the attendee is focused on the grid, your staff can watch, cheer them on, and open a natural conversation.
Solving a puzzle is quiet concentration followed by a small burst of triumph. People nearby notice the focus and the finish, and some will want to try it themselves. It draws a different crowd than a loud prize wheel, the kind who like a challenge.
You control the difficulty. A larger grid or a time limit makes the game harder and the win more satisfying, while a smaller grid keeps it quick and welcoming. You match the challenge to your audience.
Choose Easy (4x4), Medium (5x5) or Hard (6x6) based on how hard you want it.
Add a time limit if you want one, and choose whether to show the timer.
Choose your questions, and whether the game comes before or after the survey.
Put it at the booth. Attendees scan, answer, and solve the puzzle.
It is a skill puzzle where the attendee connects pairs of colored dots with paths that cannot cross, filling every cell in the grid. Only a solved puzzle can win a real prize, and the winning journey you pick decides which. A player who gives up or runs out of time gets only the consolation prize, if you set one. Every player gets a gift code once the survey is done.
Yes. You pick Easy (4x4), Medium (5x5) or Hard (6x6), and can add an optional time limit to raise the stakes.
A skill game keeps engaged crowds at your booth longer and makes the win feel earned, which suits tech and gaming audiences. Those extra minutes give your team more time to start a conversation.
No. They scan your QR code and play in the phone browser.
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Free plan. No credit card. Set it up yourself.