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The games

Original games, built in Franklin.

We design our own arcade games for groups. They are quick to learn, fun to watch and fully branded to you.

Game 01

Swish

A networked basketball game.

Swish stations are connected to each other. Players on different stations compete in the same round, and every score lands on one shared leaderboard on the big screen. The result is a room that feels like a single event, not a row of separate machines.

  • Swish

    Stations play together

    Every station is networked. One round, many players, one leaderboard.

  • Buzzer

    Built for a crowd

    Short rounds keep the line moving. The big screen keeps everyone watching. The buzzer settles it.

  • Brand

    Branded to you

    The start screen, scoreboard, leaderboard and the station itself can all carry your brand.

  • Check in

    QR check-in

    Players scan, check in and play. You get the list of who played afterward.

  • Host

    Hosted or on its own

    Run it as a hosted tournament, or let it run on its own at your location.

  • Bracket

    Tournament ready

    Practice rounds, a bracket and a big final, with the standings up on screen.

For your planner

The practical stuff.

Setting
Indoors. Outdoor trailer coming later.
Footprint per station
[CONFIRM: footprint per station]
Power
[CONFIRM: power needs per station]
Setup time
[CONFIRM: typical setup time]
Stations per event
Matched to your headcount. We recommend a number in your proposal.

In the workshop

More original games are coming.

Swish is the first. We are building more games for groups, each one designed to be easy to learn and fun to watch. Request a proposal and mention you want an early look.

  • Game 02

    [GAME NAME TBD]

    In development.

  • Game 03

    [GAME NAME TBD]

    On the drawing board.

  • On wheels

    The outdoor trailer

    Bandwagon games, outdoors. Coming later.

Request a proposal

Bring Swish to your next event.

Tell us the date, the room and the goal. We’ll send back a plan.

Request a proposalTakes about three minutes