Case Studies

Consulting Firm — Retreat Engagement

Industry: Business & Corporate

Objective: A national consulting firm wanted to reward top-performing teams during its annual leadership retreat. The brief: deliver high-quality, brand-forward activations that work both inside conference rooms and on outdoor lawn spaces. Promotoss supplied a mix of tabletop and full-size branded games, each printed with the company logo and event artwork to reinforce cultural values of teamwork and creative problem solving.

Execution: A branded lounge was built near the main event stage featuring a regulation cornhole set, portable prize-putt, and stacked tabletop mini-games for quick team challenges. Each station included signage with the company motif and a short rules card encouraging cross-team play and social sharing (#CompanyRetreat).

Results: Post-event surveys recorded a measurable bump in employee engagement: participants repeatedly named the games zone as the single most memorable activity. Leadership reported an uptick in cross-departmental interaction in the 60 days after the retreat. The games were later rolled into office activity kits and scheduled as recurring team-building pieces.

Takeaway: Branded games act as low-friction catalysts for conversation — when the product quality matches the brand, the piece evolves from “promo” to living part of company culture.

Tech Startup — Vendor Appreciation Kits

Industry: Business & Corporate

Objective: A mid-sized technology company wanted to thank top vendors and suppliers during a week-long partner appreciation program. The company asked for portable, premium-branded items that reflected their modern visual identity and could travel easily overseas.

Execution: Promotoss curated compact, custom-printed tabletop games and included them in premium gift kits alongside branded notebooks and insulated tumblers. Each game featured high-resolution logo printing and a custom insert card describing the company–vendor partnership highlight for the year.

Results: Vendors publicly posted product photos to LinkedIn and Instagram, tagging both the vendor and the startup; the organic social lift drove meaningful conversation and inbound partner inquiries. Feedback called out the perceived thoughtfulness of a functional, quality gift versus a typical pen or mug — the games were described as “display-worthy” in partner offices.

Takeaway: Thoughtful, well-branded physical gifts strengthen partner relationships and create social content — the best promo items earn earned media, not just one-time impressions.

Executive Onboarding — Welcome Kits

Industry: Business & Corporate

Objective: An executive team wanted a memorable, branded element in new-hire welcome kits for managers and leadership-track employees — something that signals quality, culture, and utility.

Execution: Promotoss provided premium, custom-printed games (compact cornhole and mini-drop-to-win) with laser-etched logos and a personalized welcome card. Kits were presented during orientation and included a short “how-to” play guide encouraging small-group matches during the first week.

Results: New employees reported feeling recognized and “immediately part of the team.” The branded games reduced awkward icebreaker friction and served as recurring touchpoints in departmental lounges. Managers noted that the kit improved early engagement metrics and shortened time-to-productivity for new hires.

Takeaway: High-quality branded items that double as social catalysts are an investment in culture — they accelerate connection, retention, and brand affinity inside the organization.

Retail Fashion Launch — In-Store Engagement

Industry: Branding & Advertising

Objective: A retail fashion chain wanted to highlight a new seasonal collection during an in-store launch. Promotoss provided branded tabletop games featuring the company logo and collection colors. The games were strategically placed in high-traffic areas to entertain shoppers while subtly reinforcing brand messaging.

Execution: Games included a mini-drop-to-win station and tabletop cornhole set designed to encourage friendly competition and social sharing. Branded signage explained gameplay and encouraged posting photos to social media with a campaign hashtag, creating additional reach beyond in-store visitors.

Results: Customer dwell time increased in targeted sections, shoppers engaged with the games, and numerous social media posts were shared organically. The store reported a measurable lift in overall sales during the launch week, and staff highlighted the games as a key conversation starter with customers.

Takeaway: Well-placed branded games can entertain, educate, and amplify retail campaigns — they make the shopping experience memorable while extending brand reach both in-store and online.

Tech Trade Show — Interactive Lead Capture

Industry: Marketing & Experiential Advertising

Objective: A technology company attending a multi-city trade show wanted a high-impact way to stand out. Promotoss provided custom promotional games, including Drop to Win and tabletop cornhole, integrated directly into the booth design. These served as interactive lead capture stations while entertaining attendees waiting for demos.

Execution: Attendees were invited to play branded games to earn prizes and enter contests, while scanning badges and submitting information for follow-up. Social media signage encouraged sharing photos and videos of gameplay, increasing brand visibility beyond the event floor.

Results: Foot traffic to the booth increased substantially, with the number of qualified leads doubling projections. Attendees remembered the brand due to the interactive and fun nature of the games. Photos and videos captured on-site were later leveraged in email and social media campaigns, extending ROI from the trade show activation.

Takeaway: Integrating branded games into trade show booths transforms passive visitors into active participants, boosting engagement, lead capture, and post-event marketing effectiveness.

Monogram Cornhole Closing Gift

Industry: Real Estate

Objective: A regional real estate agency wanted to create a lasting impression for new homeowners. They selected the monogram cornhole set with a printed stain finish as a personalized closing gift. Each set featured the buyer’s initials and the agency’s subtle branding, ensuring both a memorable gift and a continued connection to the realtor.

Results: Homeowners shared photos of the cornhole sets on social media, generating organic brand visibility for the agency. Feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with many clients noting the gift felt thoughtful and unique. Repeat referrals and client loyalty increased as a result of this personalized approach.

Prize Putt — Consumer Electronics Booth

Industry: Trade Shows & Exhibitions

Objective: A consumer electronics brand wanted to draw traffic to their booth at a national tradeshow. Promotoss supplied the Prize Putt game to create a fun, interactive way for attendees to win branded prizes while engaging with product demos.

Execution: The game was prominently placed near the demo stations with signage encouraging participants to try their hand at putting. Branded graphics and prize displays integrated seamlessly with the booth’s visual identity, and staff engaged players while sharing product information.

Results: Attendee dwell time increased significantly, social shares of the booth experience reached thousands, and staff reported a 25% increase in qualified lead conversations compared to prior tradeshows.

Takeaway: Interactive branded games like Prize Putt are effective traffic drivers and provide a low-friction way to educate and convert prospects during high-traffic trade events.

Prize Wheel — College Job Fair

Industry: Job Fairs

Objective: A large recruiting firm wanted to attract and inform potential candidates at a college career fair. Promotoss provided a branded Prize Wheel to offer swag items while sharing information about company roles and benefits.

Execution: Students spun the wheel to receive prizes and informational handouts. Staff used the engagement as a conversation starter to discuss open roles, benefits, and career opportunities. Booth graphics reinforced the company’s branding and culture.

Results: Engagement skyrocketed, with long lines and positive attendee feedback. The interactive approach helped the firm collect more resumes and fostered stronger brand awareness among top talent.

Takeaway: Branded interactive games at recruitment events enhance visibility and engagement while providing a memorable experience that strengthens employer branding.

Poker Chips — Corporate Festival Drink Tokens

Industry: Festivals & Corporate Events

Objective: An event planning company hosting a corporate festival needed a creative way to manage drink distribution while keeping the event on-brand. Custom Promotoss poker chips were used as drink tokens for attendees.

Execution: Each token was printed with the festival logo and color-coded for drink type. Staff distributed chips at entry points and managed beverage stations to ensure smooth operations. Attendees were encouraged to keep the chips as souvenirs.

Results: Tokens became conversation starters and keepsakes, the festival ran smoothly, and attendee satisfaction scores were higher than previous years.

Takeaway: Custom-printed poker chips are both functional and memorable, creating a branded keepsake while improving operational efficiency at events.

Drop to Win — Beverage Brand Activation

Industry: Trade Shows & Exhibitions

Objective: A national beverage brand wanted a high-traffic activation at a major tradeshow. Promotoss provided the Drop to Win game, where attendees could drop a puck to win branded prizes and sample new products.

Execution: The Drop to Win game was positioned near the main entrance, with large, visible signage and prize displays. Staff encouraged play, recorded leads, and facilitated product sampling for participants.

Results: Booth traffic reached record highs, attendees spent longer engaging with the brand, staff captured double the usual number of leads, and social media content featuring the activation reached thousands organically.

Takeaway: Drop-to-win style games are proven crowd magnets that extend both foot traffic and digital engagement during high-profile trade show activations.

Light-Up Tabletop Drop to Win — Nighttime Festival

Industry: Nighttime/Evening Brand Activations

Objective: A lifestyle brand hosted an evening activation at an outdoor festival. Promotoss provided the Light-Up Tabletop Drop to Win game to create a visually engaging, interactive experience for attendees after dark.

Execution: The game featured illuminated targets and LED lighting synchronized with prize zones. Staff guided participants, encouraged photo opportunities, and promoted social sharing with branded hashtags.

Results: The illuminated game became a central photo opportunity, boosting foot traffic and dwell time. Social media engagement spiked with hundreds of shares, and the brand saw measurable increases in newsletter sign-ups and post-event inquiries.

Takeaway: Light-up interactive games transform evening activations into visually striking experiences, driving engagement both on-site and online.

College Orientation & Welcome Week

Objective: Universities can use branded cornhole or Drop to Win games at orientation events to welcome new students. Logoed boards, pucks, or balls create fun interactions while reinforcing school branding.

Results: Students remember the event and share social media posts featuring school logos, increasing engagement and fostering school pride.

Takeaway: Interactive branded games offer a fun, memorable way to introduce students to campus life while amplifying school identity.

Library & STEM Learning Events

Objective: Libraries or STEM outreach programs can include physics-based branded games like catapults, Drop to Win, or mini-golf to teach concepts such as trajectory, angles, and force, with custom logos printed on game pieces.

Results: Engages children and teens in hands-on learning while subtly promoting the library or program branding.

Takeaway: Educational games provide a fun and memorable way to reinforce STEM learning while promoting institutional programs.

Fundraisers & Campus Events

Objective: Colleges can host branded carnival-style games (e.g., Prize Putt, mini basketball, ring toss) at charity or fundraising events. Logoed prizes encourage participation and increase visibility for the sponsor.

Results: Higher attendance at events, measurable donations, and increased brand recognition for both the school and sponsors.

Takeaway: Branded interactive games increase engagement and revenue at campus fundraisers while promoting institutional or sponsor identity.

School Spirit Days

Objective: Elementary and high schools can use branded games like Drop to Win or cornhole during pep rallies or spirit weeks, with school colors and mascots incorporated into the design.

Results: Strengthens community engagement, boosts student participation, and encourages parents/guardians to attend, amplifying brand visibility.

Takeaway: Games customized with school branding enhance spirit and provide memorable experiences for students, staff, and families alike.

Career Fairs & Student Recruitment

Objective: Colleges and universities can integrate branded tabletop games into career fairs or open houses. Sponsor logos on interactive games attract attendees to booths.

Results: Students spend more time at the booth, increasing lead capture for admissions or recruiting departments.

Takeaway: Branded tabletop games can turn passive visitors into engaged prospects, improving recruitment and career services engagement.

Alumni & Donor Events

Objective: Use branded games at alumni gatherings, networking events, or donor appreciation days. Custom games with the school’s crest or logo serve as conversation starters.

Results: Encourages engagement, strengthens loyalty, and increases donations.

Takeaway: Branded games are excellent tools for alumni and donor engagement, fostering long-term loyalty and financial support.

Competitions & Team-Building

Objective: Schools can organize inter-class or intramural competitions with branded games to foster teamwork. Logos on scoreboards, balls, or game boards promote sponsors or school identity.

Results: Promotes healthy competition, encourages repeat participation, and builds long-term community engagement.

Takeaway: Branded games in team competitions provide both fun and visibility, reinforcing school or sponsor identity while encouraging ongoing participation.

Test Drive Event — Branded Prize Putt Game

Objective: A national car dealership chain wanted to increase test drive participation during a weekend promotion by offering a fun, interactive element to attract foot traffic.

Execution: A Prize Putt mini-golf game was set up in the showroom, branded with the dealership logo and vehicle graphics. Customers who made a putt could win branded merchandise or service discounts.

Results: Test drive participation increased by 25% over the weekend, with attendees posting photos on social media, amplifying brand visibility.

Takeaway: Interactive branded games create memorable experiences that directly drive customer engagement and promotional results.

Grand Opening — Custom Ring Toss

Objective: A new automotive service center wanted to create a memorable grand opening while engaging local families.

Execution: A custom ring toss game with the service center’s logo printed on pegs and rings was set up in the parking lot. Guests could play for prizes like free car washes or service coupons.

Results: Hundreds of local families attended, increasing brand awareness and driving traffic to the service center. Several new customers scheduled services on-site.

Takeaway: Branded games make grand openings fun and interactive, boosting visibility and local customer acquisition.

Car Show Activation — Drop to Win Game

Objective: A luxury car brand sponsoring a regional car show wanted a high-impact booth to drive engagement.

Execution: A Drop to Win game featuring the brand’s logo and vehicle images on the panels allowed visitors to drop balls to win branded keychains, apparel, or VIP experiences.

Results: Foot traffic to the booth doubled compared to the previous year, and branded giveaways left a lasting impression among enthusiasts and potential customers.

Takeaway: Branded interactive games can dramatically increase booth engagement and leave a memorable impression at automotive events.

Loyalty Program Promotion — Branded Mini Basketball Hoop

Objective: A dealership wanted to promote its new loyalty rewards program to returning customers.

Execution: A mini basketball hoop game with dealership branding was placed in the waiting area. Customers could shoot hoops to earn bonus loyalty points or small promotional items.

Results: Enrollment in the loyalty program increased, and customer satisfaction scores improved in service areas.

Takeaway: Fun branded games can support loyalty programs by engaging customers during wait times and reinforcing brand affinity.

Safety Expo — Branded Prize Putt Game

Objective: A large construction firm wanted to engage attendees at a regional safety expo while promoting their commitment to workplace safety.

Execution: A Prize Putt mini-golf game was set up featuring branded graphics with safety gear icons and company logos. Visitors could putt to win hard hats, toolkits, and branded apparel.

Results: The game attracted large crowds to the booth, educating attendees about the company’s safety programs. Social shares amplified brand recognition in the local construction community.

Takeaway: Branded interactive games can communicate important messaging, like safety, while creating memorable engagement opportunities.

Job Site Celebration — Drop to Win Game

Objective: A contractor wanted to celebrate a major project milestone with employees and subcontractors on-site.

Execution: A Drop to Win game was installed with panels featuring the company logo and images of completed projects. Staff could drop balls to win promotional items, lunch vouchers, or branded safety gear.

Results: The activation boosted morale and camaraderie among the crew, reinforced company pride, and highlighted completed achievements.

Takeaway: On-site branded games foster team engagement and make milestone celebrations memorable.

Architectural Firm Client Event — Custom Ring Toss

Objective: An architectural firm hosting a client appreciation night wanted an interactive activity that subtly reinforced their brand.

Execution: A custom ring toss game branded with the firm’s logo and project renderings was set up indoors. Clients could play for small branded items or gift certificates.

Results: The game created a fun, memorable engagement that encouraged networking, strengthened client relationships, and promoted the firm’s design services.

Takeaway: Interactive branded games enhance client events, making brand messaging enjoyable and memorable.

Farm Field Day — Drop to Win Game

Objective: An agri-tech company wanted to introduce a new line of crop sensors to local farmers at an open field day.

Execution: A Drop to Win game branded with the company logo was placed near the demo area. Farmers could drop balls to win branded hats, gloves, and sample sensor units.

Results: The interactive setup created excitement, attracted attendees to the demo area, and generated social media posts highlighting the product launch.

Takeaway: Branded games provide a hands-on, memorable way to introduce agricultural products while increasing engagement and awareness.

County Fair Activation — Custom Ring Toss

Objective: A seed supplier wanted to increase awareness of their newest hybrid corn seed at a busy county fair.

Execution: A custom Ring Toss game featuring seed imagery and the company logo was installed at the booth. Attendees could win branded tools and mini seed packets by landing rings on pegs.

Results: The game attracted large crowds, encouraged direct engagement with sales representatives, and boosted product trials and mailing list sign-ups.

Takeaway: Branded, interactive games create memorable experiences at agricultural events, driving direct engagement and product adoption.

Harvest Celebration — Giant Fast Four

Objective: A co-op wanted to celebrate the end of harvest season with members while subtly promoting their services.

Execution: A Giant Fast Four game was branded with co-op colors and logos and set up outdoors during the event. Farmers competed in pairs for small branded prizes.

Results: The game created a lively, communal atmosphere, increased member satisfaction, and reinforced the co-op brand in a memorable, hands-on way.

Takeaway: Branded interactive games create a shared experience that strengthens community engagement while promoting services in a fun, subtle way.

Hotel Guest Experience — Tabletop Cornhole

Objective: A boutique hotel wanted to create a fun, memorable guest experience in its lounge area.

Execution: Tabletop Cornhole branded with the hotel logo was placed on bar tables and in the lobby. Guests could play while waiting for drinks or room service.

Results: Guests engaged with the game, shared photos on social media, and rated their stay higher in guest satisfaction surveys.

Takeaway: Small, interactive games can elevate the guest experience, create social media content, and reinforce brand identity.

Restaurant Promotion — Prizewheel

Objective: A new casual dining restaurant wanted to drive repeat visits and upsell menu items.

Execution: A Prizewheel with branded slices was placed near the hostess stand. Diners spinning the wheel could win free appetizers, drinks, or branded merchandise.

Results: The game increased table turnover, encouraged diners to try menu specials, and generated word-of-mouth buzz in the local community.

Takeaway: Branded games at point-of-service locations can influence guest behavior, boost sales, and create memorable brand interactions.

Nightclub Activation — Light-Up Drop to Win

Objective: A high-energy nightclub sought a unique way to engage patrons during a weekend event.

Execution: A Light-Up Tabletop Drop to Win game branded with the club logo was set up at VIP tables. Patrons dropped tokens to win drink vouchers or branded swag.

Results: The activation drove increased beverage sales, created Instagram-worthy moments, and enhanced overall guest experience.

Takeaway: Illuminated, interactive games create visual excitement and encourage social sharing while driving revenue and brand affinity.

Bank Branch Customer Engagement — Giant Tic Tac Toe

Objective: A regional bank wanted to make branch visits more engaging and attract families during community events.

Execution: A Giant Tic Tac Toe game branded with the bank logo was placed in the lobby and at local community events. Customers could play while waiting for services or during weekend family events.

Results: Families spent more time in-branch, social media engagement increased, and new accounts opened as a result of the positive experience.

Takeaway: Interactive games can transform traditional branch visits into memorable experiences that build community connection and drive measurable business results.

Insurance Seminar Incentive — Mini Drop to Win Game

Objective: An insurance company wanted to increase attendance at their client appreciation seminars.

Execution: A Mini Drop to Win game branded with the company logo was set up at each seminar table. Guests dropped tokens to win small branded gifts or service discounts.

Results: Attendance was higher than expected, attendees interacted more with representatives, and follow-up sales leads increased.

Takeaway: Tabletop branded games create a fun, interactive environment that encourages engagement and strengthens client relationships.

Financial Literacy Event — Prizewheel

Objective: A credit union wanted to teach teens and young adults about budgeting in a fun way.

Execution: A Prizewheel branded with the credit union logo was used at financial literacy workshops. Participants spun the wheel to answer budgeting or savings questions to win prizes.

Results: Engagement and retention of key financial concepts improved, social media coverage of the event increased, and new accounts were opened by workshop participants.

Takeaway: Gamified learning with branded interactive elements improves knowledge retention, participation, and brand visibility among younger audiences.

Law Firm Client Gift — Cornhole Set

Objective: A law firm wanted a memorable way to thank high-value clients and reinforce their brand.

Execution: Branded Cornhole sets with the firm’s logo were delivered to clients as a premium gift. The design incorporated the firm’s colors and tagline.

Results: Clients appreciated the thoughtful and functional gift, social media posts increased brand visibility, and client retention improved.

Takeaway: High-quality branded games create memorable client experiences that strengthen professional relationships and encourage social sharing.

Police Department Commemoration — Tailgate Cornhole Sets

Objective: A police department wanted to celebrate the dedication of its K9 unit while engaging the community.

Execution: Branded Tailgate Cornhole sets were produced with department logos and K9 unit imagery. These sets were used at public events and ceremonies.

Results: Community engagement increased, local media coverage highlighted the department’s initiative, and staff morale was boosted.

Takeaway: Branded interactive games help foster community pride, increase engagement, and create positive media exposure for public institutions.

Fire Department Staff Gift — Loop Darts Game

Objective: A contracting company wanted to recognize a fire department for completing a large municipal project.

Execution: A branded Loop Darts game was gifted to the firehouse for staff use during downtime. The game featured the company logo subtly along the play area.

Results: Firefighters appreciated the functional and fun gift, fostering goodwill toward the contracting company, and photos shared internally highlighted strong community relationships.

Takeaway: Functional, branded games make thoughtful recognition gifts that strengthen community and client relationships.

Hospital Staff Appreciation — Giant Tic Tac Toe

Objective: A hospital wanted to recognize and reward staff for long shifts and high patient care standards.

Execution: Branded Giant Tic Tac Toe sets were placed in staff lounges, encouraging friendly competition and downtime between shifts.

Results: Staff engagement increased, morale improved, and the games became a recurring feature for team-building activities.

Takeaway: Branded games in healthcare environments foster team morale, reward effort, and create repeatable opportunities for staff engagement.

Hospital Staff Appreciation — Giant Tic Tac Toe

Objective: A hospital wanted to recognize and reward staff for long shifts and high patient care standards.

Execution: Branded Giant Tic Tac Toe sets were placed in staff lounges, encouraging friendly competition and downtime between shifts.

Results: Staff engagement increased, morale improved, and the games became a recurring feature for team-building activities.

Takeaway: Branded games in healthcare environments foster team morale, reward effort, and create repeatable opportunities for staff engagement.

Medical Conference Giveaway — Mini Drop to Win

Objective: A pharmaceutical company attending a national medical conference wanted to attract attention to their booth and educate attendees about a new product.

Execution: Branded Mini Drop to Win games were set up at the booth with product messaging integrated into the gameplay. Attendees won small branded prizes after playing.

Results: The booth saw a 40% increase in traffic, stronger lead capture, and positive feedback from attendees about the interactive experience.

Takeaway: Compact, branded tabletop games at trade shows and conferences provide interactive learning opportunities while increasing booth engagement and lead generation.

Dental Office Patient Engagement — Ring Toss Game

Objective: A dental practice wanted to make patient visits more fun for children while promoting oral health.

Execution: Branded Ring Toss games were provided in the waiting room with educational messaging about dental care. Children could win stickers or small prizes after playing.

Results: Families reported higher satisfaction, children were more engaged, and the practice built a stronger positive reputation in the community.

Takeaway: Interactive, branded games in waiting areas create engaging learning experiences for children while enhancing the overall patient experience and community reputation.

Fundraising Event — Drop to Win Game

Objective: A national nonprofit wanted a unique way to engage donors at their annual gala.

Execution: Branded Drop to Win games were placed at event tables. Donors dropped tokens for a chance to win small prizes or experiences while supporting the cause.

Results: The interactive element increased donor participation, leading to higher fundraising totals and enthusiastic social media shares.

Takeaway: Interactive tabletop games at fundraising events enhance donor engagement, making giving both fun and memorable while amplifying social reach.

Community Awareness — Giant Fast Four

Objective: A local charity aimed to increase awareness about their services during a weekend community fair.

Execution: Branded Giant Fast Four games were set up at the charity booth. Volunteers explained programs and collected contact info while attendees played.

Results: Foot traffic at the booth doubled compared to previous years, and the charity gained hundreds of new newsletter sign-ups.

Takeaway: Branded interactive games at community events increase visibility and engagement while providing volunteers a structured way to communicate the mission.

Volunteer Appreciation — Ring Race

Objective: A nonprofit wanted to thank volunteers for their year of service.

Execution: Custom Ring Race games were set up at the volunteer appreciation picnic, featuring the nonprofit logo on the boards.

Results: Volunteers engaged with the games enthusiastically, creating a memorable experience and strengthening long-term commitment to the organization.

Takeaway: Fun, branded games at appreciation events reinforce volunteer satisfaction and loyalty, while fostering community and team spirit.

Base Recreation — Cornhole Fully Loaded

Objective: A U.S. military base wanted to provide recreational activities for service members during downtime.

Execution: Branded Cornhole Fully Loaded sets were placed in common areas on the base. The custom graphics reflected unit insignias and morale-boosting designs.

Results: Service members engaged regularly, increasing morale and camaraderie during off-duty hours.

Takeaway: Branded recreational games improve morale and foster informal social connections in military environments.

Recruiting Events — Custom Printed Cornhole

Objective: A military recruiting office sought a unique way to attract potential enlistees at a public career fair.

Execution: Branded Custom Printed Cornhole games were set up for interactive play, showcasing the branch logo and messaging.

Results: Attendees were drawn to the booth, allowing recruiters to engage more prospects and leave a memorable impression.

Takeaway: Interactive branded games at recruiting events create approachable touchpoints that leave lasting impressions.

Joint Training Hosting — Drop to Win Game

Objective: A military base hosting foreign military training wanted to provide a lighthearted, team-building activity during downtime.

Execution: Branded Drop to Win games were installed in recreational areas, encouraging friendly competition among units.

Results: The games facilitated informal networking, enhanced cross-unit interaction, and created lasting positive impressions of the host base.

Takeaway: Interactive branded games foster teamwork and relationship-building during multi-unit or joint training events.

Regional Sporting Goods Retailer — Regulation Cornhole

Objective: Drive in-store traffic leading up to football season via a “Game Day Giveaway” promotion with custom-printed Cornhole sets.

Execution: Regulation Cornhole sets branded with the retailer logo and football field graphics were offered to customers spending $100 or more.

Results: Store foot traffic increased by 37% compared to the previous season, and social media engagement spiked as customers shared photos at tailgates and local games.

Collegiate Athletics — Drop to Win

Objective: Increase fan engagement during homecoming and pre-game events.

Execution: A Drop to Win game wrapped in school colors with mascot graphics was positioned in the fan zone for interactive play.

Results: Fans lined up between quarters for a chance to win branded gear, generating a fun experience. Sponsor satisfaction increased, and the game will be reused for basketball season.

Outdoor Recreation — Mini Cornhole

Objective: Promote a summer “Get Outside” campaign for camping and fishing gear.

Execution: Mini Cornhole sets featuring the brand’s mountain logo and product imagery were distributed via an online sweepstakes.

Results: Over 18,000 entries were received in three weeks, with winners posting photos at campsites, generating organic user-generated content.

Sports Retail — Ring Toss

Objective: Add an interactive element to grand opening events at athletic apparel stores.

Execution: Ring Toss games with prize tiers and branded merchandise were installed in-store for event weekends.

Results: Stores saw a 25% increase in dwell time and higher conversion rates. Ring Toss has become a recurring feature at new store openings.

Hunting & Fishing Expos — Giant Fast Four

Objective: Attract and retain booth visitors at a national hunting expo.

Execution: Giant Fast Four games with camo branding and wildlife graphics were installed at the booth.

Results: Booth engagement time ranked among the highest at the expo. Attendees shared gameplay videos online, expanding organic brand reach.

Fitness & Running Events — Ring Race

Objective: Provide a post-race activation for marathon runners to promote sports nutrition products.

Execution: Ring Race games with bright color printing and QR codes linking to product discounts were installed in the event village.

Results: Over 1,000 participants engaged with the activity. The campaign collected 600+ new email subscribers and increased online sales by 12% the following week.

Music & Live Events — Drop to Win

Objective: Create a sponsor-branded fan zone at a national music festival to encourage interaction and photo sharing.

Execution: Drop to Win games with vibrant stage-light graphics and the event logo were installed between performances.

Results: The activation became one of the festival’s top social media moments, generating thousands of tagged posts. Sponsors noted increased visibility and engagement, securing repeat placements in future festivals.

Music Promotion — Mini Cornhole

Objective: Celebrate a new album release and drive merchandise sales during tour stops.

Execution: Mini Cornhole sets featuring album artwork and QR codes linking to streaming platforms were placed at merch tables and VIP lounges.

Results: Boards became collectible keepsakes, and QR code scans increased album listens by 28% within the first week of the campaign.

Entertainment Venues — Regulation Cornhole

Objective: Add interactive branded entertainment to a concert venue VIP bar area.

Execution: Regulation Cornhole sets branded with the venue logo, sponsors, and LED-lit borders were installed for nighttime use.

Results: The cornhole area became a crowd favorite, often featured in fan photos and sponsor recaps. VIP experience ratings increased by 40% in post-event surveys.

Performing Arts — Ring Toss

Objective: Modernize the pre-show lounge experience and engage younger patrons at a metropolitan symphony orchestra.

Execution: Ring Toss sets wrapped in gold foil graphics with instrument silhouettes were installed in the lounge.

Results: Guests shared photos on social media, enhancing the orchestra’s digital presence. The activation improved brand perception among younger audiences and created a lively pre-show atmosphere.

Film & Media — Giant Fast Four

Objective: Create buzz for a summer blockbuster during red carpet and fan screening events.

Execution: Giant Fast Four games with custom graphics featuring main characters and the title logo were installed at event locations.

Results: The game served as a popular photo backdrop and interactive display. Media coverage captured the branded game in multiple recaps, boosting awareness ahead of the release.

Bars & Live Music Venues — Ring Race & Drop to Win

Objective: Increase weeknight attendance and provide sponsor branding opportunities for a regional chain of live music bars.

Execution: Ring Race and Drop to Win games wrapped in neon-style artwork matching the venue aesthetic were placed in bars.

Results: Weekday patron engagement increased, with games serving as casual icebreakers. Local beer sponsors adopted co-branding for ongoing exposure.

Marketing & Event Promotions — Branded Games Activation

Objective: A national beverage brand aimed to drive engagement at a summer festival using branded interactive games.

Execution: Custom games featured the company’s logo prominently and were integrated into competitive challenges for attendees. The games functioned as both entertainment and lead generation tools.

Results: Social media shares surged, with attendees posting photos and videos using the brand hashtag. Event staff collected hundreds of new leads, and the activation drove higher product sampling engagement and successful post-event follow-ups.