A target people understand
The character follows one visible orbit and the highlighted target shows exactly when a tap can count as a hit.
Create a timing challenge for your event stand.
Create a branded Orbit game for a trade-show booth, pop-up or live event. A campaign character moves around a circular path; players tap inside the target zone, build a hit streak and unlock the staffed next step.
Free to customize. Publish one game for one calendar month for $25.
Build a free draft. Check publishing availability in your editor.
Short rounds at a busy stand
A small hit target creates a compact challenge for passing visitors without requiring a long tutorial or a dedicated controller.
A bridge to a real conversation
After the score, direct the visitor to a product demonstration, staffed gift desk or clearly explained follow-up request.
Land three hits at the event target
The booth demo gives one point when the moving marker is inside the highlighted target. A mistimed tap ends the round; the sample gift is illustrative and no contact details are stored.
LAND THREE HITS AT THE EVENT TARGETSAMPLE · NO REAL PRIZES
The booth demo gives one point when the moving marker is inside the highlighted target. A mistimed tap ends the round; the sample gift is illustrative and no contact details are stored.
A precise interaction before the booth follow-up
Orbit earns its place when the stand has one clear next action. Agree the gift stock, demonstration capacity and follow-up owner first; the game should feed that operating plan rather than create an unmanaged crowd.
Scan at the stand
A visible QR code opens the game while the visitor is near the team and the published collection point.
Tap inside the target
The marker moves clockwise. A successful tap adds one hit and moves the target; a miss or a full orbit without a hit ends the round.
Continue with the team
A qualifying result can reveal a code, stand location or follow-up link that leads to the agreed product conversation.
BRAND AND CONTENT
Make the moving marker legible across the circle
Use a compact product icon or mascot with a strong outline. Keep the target visually distinct from the background and avoid placing important copy inside the play circle.
- Orbiting character, target marker and event background
- Exhibitor logo, campaign title, colour and one-line instruction
- Required hits, gift stock, stand hours and collection conditions
- A product-demo, meeting or follow-up destination
Live moments where timing opens the next step
Trade-show booth
Give passers-by a fast interaction, then let a team member qualify interest and demonstrate the relevant product.
Reward: one stocked promotional gift collected during published stand hours.Conference break
Use the game at a sponsor zone during a scheduled pause without competing with sessions or blocking attendee flow.
Next step: visit the staffed demo or scan a factual product resource.Pop-up product display
Make the featured pack the orbiting object and connect three hits to a sample or guided product trial nearby.
Availability and eligibility stay with the staffed display team.Post-event handoff
Use a result page to explain one later action, requesting contact details only when the participant understands the follow-up.
Example: request a demo time or receive a promised technical resource.MEASUREMENT
Track booth play, gifts and qualified follow-ups separately
Hits show timing-game interaction, not product interest. Report verified rounds, codes redeemed at the stand and agreed follow-up actions as separate figures, then use the client CRM for later outcomes.
- Orbit starts
- Three-hit completions
- Gifts collected
- Follow-ups agreed
$25 for one calendar month
- No per-player fee
- Public link, QR code and reward-code management
- The month starts when you publish
Practical questions
What counts as an Orbit hit?
A tap counts when the displayed marker is within the fixed angular tolerance around the target. A tap outside that zone ends the current round.
Can I use a product icon as the moving marker?
Yes. Upload a compact character or product image with a clear outline and preview it against every part of the circular background.
Does the game qualify a trade-show lead?
No. A score confirms game interaction only. Define the follow-up question and qualification process with the booth team, and record the commercial outcome in the CRM.