A question under an article, a character match beside a show, a survey for your readers. Short games people finish, share and come back to. Play the character match, the fan poll and a survey below.
A few light questions match each person to a character, a show or a product. Each answer adds weight to one or more outcomes, and the strongest match wins. Nothing is drawn and there is no right answer: the same answers always give the same result. Give each outcome a title, a description, an image and an offer link, such as the episode to watch next, or a prize.
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Polls with results people come back for
Ask one question and let each person vote once. Show the results straight after voting, or keep them hidden until the poll closes. The public results show counts only, never who voted.
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Surveys that ask only what applies
Ask up to 20 questions: single or multiple choice, a rating or a short text. A question can depend on an earlier answer, and the server checks that every question that applies was answered. Review the results question by question and export the responses as CSV.
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Anonymous unless they choose otherwise
Poll and survey answers are stored with the play, not with contact details, and the form is optional. When you do ask for details, consent is recorded by purpose, against the exact wording shown, and marketing is never pre-ticked.
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A link for every placement
Give each article, newsletter or social post its own tagged link and QR code. Reports show plays by channel, and the character match shows which outcomes each channel produced.
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In the article or on its own page
Embed a game in an article on an approved site, or send readers to a hosted page. The embedded game follows your consent tool before it runs analytics.
