Games

Human beings naturally love to play, it’s how they learn as children, and it’s something we don’t need to be persuaded to do. Games can tap into that inbuilt desire to play, generate better engagement in a task, and channel that energy and motivation into achieving business goals. You could use games to encourage potential customers to engage with your marketing messages, or you could use games to get the best out of people in training and learning, among other objectives across different sectors.

The Drimify games creation platform gives you a varied range of pre-made, tried-and-tested game engines to customise to your exact needs. Our catalogue includes question & answer games, instant win games, casual games, multi-step or multi-level experience games, and more. Our game engines have been customised to objectives across all sectors, including marketing, training, education, and HR. The best game engine for your project will depend on your sector, your business function, your audience, and your specific goals.

All the game engines on the Drimify platform offer advanced customization features, including visual elements to match your branding and style guidelines, as well as the copy and the strategic placement of contact and pop-up forms. There is even a white label option to remove Drimify’s branding so your creation is entirely your own. Some game engines will even allow you to adjust in-game dynamics, such as the duration of the game and the number of attempts players get.

We apply game design principles and best practices to create game engines that can easily be customised to make experiences that are fun, challenging, and rewarding for players, while still helping businesses deliver on their objectives. Over 1,500 companies of all sizes and sectors already trust our game engines for their projects, and we have a wealth of resources to help you with your game creation projects.

You’re able to track various metrics and KPIs through your Drimify dashboard that reflect the game’s effectiveness, such as engagement rates, completion rates, and time spent playing. These should be looked at alongside external metrics which will vary depending on whether your games are for marketing or training purposes. For a marketing game you might look at social media reports, or look at promoted product sales, while for training you might look at test scores, or user feedback. You can also use the Drimify platform to create Surveys to gather qualitative feedback and insights from your audience.