A card-matching game your attendees play after the survey. They memorise the board, it hides, then they race to match every pair. Speed and accuracy set their score.
Choose Easy, Medium, or Hard to match your crowd and the time they have to play.
Rank players by best overall score or fastest time and show the board live on a screen at your booth.
Every attendee gets a different card layout, so nobody can copy, and scores are verified on the server.
A memory game asks for real attention, and attention is exactly what a busy booth is competing for. For the length of one round the attendee is focused entirely on your screen, which is a better outcome than a giveaway they forget the moment they walk away.
The study-then-hide moment is a natural hook. Watching someone concentrate and then celebrate a clear pulls other people in, and the short race to finish gives your booth staff a clear cue for when to start the conversation.
Because the game produces a score, it turns into a contest. A live leaderboard on a screen gives people a reason to come back, try again, and tell a colleague to beat their time, which keeps your booth busy through the day.
Every player gets a fresh, randomly arranged board, so the person next in line cannot simply copy what they just watched. Scores are checked on the server, so the leaderboard you show at the booth is one you can trust when you hand out the prize.
Choose Easy, Medium, or Hard depending on how long attendees will play.
Give every finisher a gift, or run a leaderboard where the top scorers win.
Select the questions attendees answer before they play.
Print it for the booth, and put the leaderboard on a screen if you are running a contest.
After the attendee completes your survey, the board is shown for a few seconds to memorise, then it hides. They flip cards to find matching pairs until the board is cleared. Their time and number of tries set their score, and they receive a gift code.
Yes. You can rank players by best overall score or fastest time and show the leaderboard live on a screen at your booth. You pick how many top players win and when the contest closes.
No. Every attendee gets a different, randomly arranged board, so a layout cannot be copied down the line. Scores are also verified on the server before they reach the leaderboard.
No. They scan your QR code and play in their phone browser. There is nothing to download and no hardware to rent.
Yes. It is on the Scaniam free plan within your monthly response limit.
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