Motion-Based Games

Move your body left and right to slide the bucket and catch falling items to score points. It's one of our most popular bucket collection game rental in the UAE because it's simple, finishes in 60 seconds, and works for everyone.

It draws people in fast. Guests notice the movement on screen from across the room, and there's no manual or rules to explain before they can start playing — which is exactly what you want from interactive games for events in Dubai that need to pull in a crowd quickly.

The gamification rental package available in the UAE features a collection of live player data, a real-time leaderboard, branded falling objects, customized bucket skins that match your campaign, and an adjustable difficulty level.

We also run a quiz game rental for corporate events in the UAE, a memory game activation in Dubai, and a sorting game rental for retail activation. Many clients place Bucket Collection near the entrance to draw a crowd fast, then set up one of these slower formats further inside to hold guests' attention once they arrive.

We offer a 55-inch or 85-inch screen, depending on your footprint and expected footfall.

At least 1.25 meters of clear space between the player and the screen for accurate tracking.

Well, mostly true. However, the camera works best when it has a clear view of the hand and leg shapes, so guests wearing loose or flowing outer garments, such as long skirts, abayas, or kanduras, might not be tracked as precisely. If that situation applies to your group, we'd be more than happy to discuss possible solutions.

We ask for a week, which gives us room to calibrate the setup and apply your branding before your event opens.

It all comes to choosing the right type of game for the particular moment; a fast and physical game, such as Bucket Collection Game rental in the UAE, attracts a crowd during the early part of the day, while a quiz or memory-based game is more suitable when you want the guests to slow down and take in your message.

For this game we have turned the client's product range into falling objects and bucket skins, set up quiz rounds using brand trivia, and employed a sorting game to get the guests to handle the retail products physically.

It gives people a reason to stop rather than walk past. The leaderboard adds competitive pressure, quick rounds keep the line moving, and the built-in data collection means every play session leaves you with a usable contact, not just a fun few minutes.

Yes, and it's usually the visible motion that does the work — people notice the screen lighting up and the crowd gathering before they even know what the game is, which pulls them in from further away than a static booth ever could.