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Why Branded Games are a Powerful Marketing Tool

game controller$188 Billion Market

The global gaming industry is valued at $188 billion in 2024, encompassing a massive entertainment market​.

globe3.4 Billion Players

One-third of the world’s population play video games.

mobile phone80% of Online Users are Gamers

8 in 10 of the total online population engage with video games.

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The casual and social gaming market, a key driver of advergaming, generating $92.6 billion in 2024.

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The gaming industry has surpassed the combined revenues of the movie and music industries​.

chart$213.3 Billion by 2027

The gaming market is projected to grow to $213.3 billion by 2027.

Why Use Games For Product Marketing

Brand awarenessBrand awareness

By incorporating your brand messaging into the game experience in a subtle, non-intrusive way, more users will be exposed to your company and what you offer.

Engagement iconData collection

Branded games provide an effective way to collect voluntary user data. By engaging users with incentives, you gain valuable data for future campaigns as they agree to receive marketing content.

Engagement iconEngagement

Games are highly engaging and keep users interested for longer. This allows your brand messaging to reach users in a fun, interactive way while they are focused on playing.

Virality and reach iconVirality and reach

Fun, challenging games tend to get shared by players, expanding your audience where each player becomes an influencer for your brand.

Repeat visits iconRepeat visits

Compelling games encourage players to keep coming back to advance to new levels, collect rewards, and compete with others, driving repeat visits and long term engagement.

QR code iconTurn your package into a game

Just slap a QR code on your packaging, and customers get a game instead of just a product. No downloads, no hassle. Pure fun, right where they already are!

Iconic Branded Games

Tapper (1983)

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Tapper, developed by Bally Midway, was one of the first true advergames - blending brand promotion and arcade fun to market Budweiser in bars across America.

Cool Spot (1993)

Cool Spot branded game screenshot

Developed by Virgin Games, Cool Spot brought 7 Up’s mascot to life in a colorful platformer, showing how character-driven advergames can strengthen brand identity.

Chex Quest (1996)

Chex Quest advergame screenshot

Created by Digital Café for Chex cereal, Chex Quest became one of the most iconic branded games ever made - a non-violent, Doom-style shooter that turned cereal boxes into gaming gateways.

How It Works

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Brand Integration

Customize your game with logos, colors, and product visuals to strengthen brand identity and boost recognition through interactive play.

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Gamified Rewards

Add leaderboards, discounts, or prizes for top players to increase engagement, encourage repeat play, and drive real-world purchases.

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Campaign Promotion

Promote your branded game through social media, landing pages, or QR codes on packaging and store materials to expand reach and visibility.

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Lead Capture

Collect player emails or sign-ins after gameplay to generate qualified leads and grow your marketing database effortlessly.

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Retention & Re-engagement

Use captured data for follow-ups, exclusive offers, and loyalty campaigns — turning players into repeat customers and brand advocates.

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