Event games & activations
Branded game concepts and screen journeys built around a defined audience, session length and interaction.
02 / Play · RIYADH & REMOTE
Interactive experiences & event game development
Give people something to take part in. I create interactive concepts, event game interfaces and screen-based experiences that connect a clear visitor journey with a memorable visual world.
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WHAT WE CAN MAKE
From a first glance to one more round.
An event interaction has to explain itself quickly. The invitation, instructions, play state and ending all need to make sense in a real space. My work connects interface design, game presentation and creative development, with the hardware and delivery requirements established at the start. I am based in Riyadh and work with briefs for events, exhibitions and brand experiences.
Touchscreen & kiosk experiences
Invitations, selection screens, quizzes and content flows designed for use in an exhibition or shared space.
Shared-screen & phone controls
Experiences that separate the main display from personal controls, with clear player identity and readable actions.
HOW WE GET THERE
A clear process.
Room to explore.
- 01
Understand the venue
Establish the audience, viewing distance, expected queue and available screens or controllers.
- 02
Map every state
Define the invitation, joining flow, instructions, play, result and reset before polishing individual screens.
- 03
Develop the experience
Build the agreed visuals and interactive elements, then review clarity, feedback and pacing.
- 04
Plan the on-site check
Agree hardware integration, rehearsal and operator handoff explicitly. Installation and event support are scoped separately.
A BETTER STARTING POINT
What to bring
to the brief.
You do not need every answer yet. Start with what you know.
- The event goal, audience and expected session length
- Screen sizes, orientation and available hardware
- How players join, control the experience and leave
- Venue connectivity, operator needs and rehearsal dates
THE WORK IN CONTEXT
Explore the details.
Each case explains the contribution and the material shown, from interface artwork to rendered scenes and animation.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
A few useful
answers.
Can participants use phones as controllers?
Phone-controlled experiences can be part of a brief. The venue network, supported devices, joining flow and recovery from disconnections need to be tested as part of the implementation scope.
Can you adapt an experience to a brand?
Yes. Share the brand assets, tone, content and approval requirements. The work can cover the visual world and interface flow as well as the agreed interactive behavior.
Does a case study prove an installation is ready to deploy?
The case studies explain the evidence shown: artwork, renders, captured interfaces or animation. A new live installation requires its own implementation, hardware integration and venue testing.
Start with
your idea.
Share what you want to make, who it is for and what you already have. We can shape the right scope from there.
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