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Who Are Your Target Players?
First, think about who will play these games. If the venue is mainly for kids, choose games that are easy to operate and full of fun, like simple shooting games or small-scale climbing games. Kids love lively and interactive stuff, so games with bright colors and simple rules work best. But if the venue is for teens or adults, go for more challenging ones. Things like laser challenge game that need teamwork, or sports simulators (baseball, rowing) that feel real, are good choices. They prefer games that can test skills or let them compete, which keeps them interested longer.
How Big Is Your Venue?
The size of the venue matters a lot. If the space is small, don’t pick big games. For example, a small area can fit tabletop shooting games or compact archery machines. They don’t take up much room but still keep people engaged. If the venue is large, you can go for bigger setups. Cliff climbing walls or trampoline-based activation games are great. They need more space but can attract more players and make the venue feel lively. Always check the game’s size before deciding—you don’t want it to be too crowded or leave too much empty space.
Does It Match Your Venue’s Theme?
Activate games should fit the overall theme of the venue. If it’s a space-themed playground, choose games with a space vibe—maybe a "space shooting" game or a simulator that feels like flying. If it’s a sports-themed venue, sports simulators are a no-brainer. Matching the theme makes the whole place feel more cohesive. Players will get more into the mood, and it’s easier to make them remember the venue. Mismatched games might make the place feel messy, so this step can’t be skipped.
Is It Easy to Maintain?
No one wants games that break down often. Choose activation games that are easy to maintain. Games with simple structures and fewer small parts are better—they’re less likely to have problems. Also, check if replacement parts are easy to get. If a game breaks, you need to fix it quickly to avoid affecting business. Some complex simulators might be fun, but if they’re hard to repair, they’ll cause more trouble in the long run.
Can It Keep Players Coming Back?
The best activation games are the ones that make people want to come again. Games with different difficulty levels are good—players can try to beat their own records. Team-based games are also great because people like to play with friends or family. For example, laser challenge games where teams compete can make groups plan a return visit. Adding new features from time to time (like updating game levels) also helps. If a game stays the same forever, players will get bored. So pick games that can be updated or have enough variety to keep things fresh.
Why Work With BLEE?
Free Project Planning
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Trusted by 80+ countries with venue bulidding for cross-cultural appeal and sustained ROI.
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We have a complete entertainment and amusement product line, can meet your procurement needs in one stop, maximize your cost savings.
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Multilingual technical assistance, instant troubleshooting, and lifetime maintenance commitment.
