Order-memory booth game
A fast memory game that has visitors rebuild your process from memory, and learn it by heart while they play.
From $850 / event
Licensed per event, no contract.
Sequence Rush is a white-label memory game for trade show booths and brand events. A chain of words appears one step at a time, then scatters, and the player taps the words back in order against a 60-second clock. Each round adds one step, up to six, and a mastered chain ends on a line that explains why the order matters, which is where your message lands. There are no questions to get wrong, so anyone walking past can play. At the end, a short lead form puts the player on a leaderboard. Your team sets it up in the built-in setup panel: your name and logo, one of four looks, your colours, chains from a spreadsheet, the lead form and every line of wording. It runs entirely on the device, with no internet connection.
A memory game for your booth. Words appear one at a time. Tap them back in order, against the clock. Every chain ends on your message. The attract loop shows passers-by how to play. Watch. Tap. Rebuild. That’s the whole briefing. Each round adds one new step, up to six. A wrong tap costs two seconds, never the chain. The last five seconds turn up the heat. Master three chains. Then beat the score. Then they claim their spot on the leaderboard. Every sign-up lands in a lead list you can export. Four looks, built in: Ignition, Circuit, Daylight, Riso. Make it yours. Every change that follows is made in the panel that ships with the game. Your name on the booth. Your logo, in place of ours. Pick one of the four looks. Set your own brand colours. Your process, from a spreadsheet. Every word the player reads. Set the run length, then publish. No developer needed. Same game. Your brand. Your process, recited end to end. Sequence Rush: the memory game that teaches your process. Your logo and chains, lead capture and a leaderboard, runs offline.
An attract loop plays a chain through, and a visitor taps to start.
The chain appears one step at a time, and the visitor taps the new step to add it.
The words scatter, and the visitor taps them back in order against the clock.
Each cleared round adds a step, up to six; a mastered chain shows why the order matters.
When the clock runs out, the results show chains mastered, the score and where the run would place on the leaderboard.
The visitor claims a spot on the leaderboard with a short lead form, and their details join your lead list.
| Format | Order-memory booth game |
|---|---|
| Runs on | Touchscreen / Kiosk, Laptop / Desktop |
| Hardware | Touchscreen display: landscape 1920x1080 or 1280x720, or a 1080x1920 portrait totem, A computer with a current Chrome browser, serving the web build from any static web server, Optional second screen for the big-screen leaderboard |
| Input | Touch input, Mouse or keyboard |
| Setup time | Done ahead in the setup panel; minutes on site |
| Internet | None during play. The game, the lead form, the leaderboard and the setup panel run on the device with no connection. Leads are exported as CSV or XLSX files. Activating the licence is a one-time step in the setup panel, on a computer with internet. |
| Session length | About 1½ minutes per run on the Standard setting; a Quick run takes 30–45 seconds |
| Players | 1 player per station |
| Throughput | Returns to the attract loop when a player finishes, or on its own when a kiosk is left idle |
| Booth sizes | 10x10, 10x20, Island, Indoor Event |
| Price | From $850 per event |
Per-event pricing. Published, not quoted. Licensed per event, with no contract and no annual commitment. Move up to a Season Pass whenever running a full calendar makes more sense than paying show by show.
$850 / event
$2,450 / event
$6,500 / event
$9,600 / year
For teams running a full event calendar. Breaks even at four events.
From $12,000
A game built from scratch around your product, your mechanic, your story.
No. The game and the setup panel run on the device, and nothing is fetched while it plays. The only step that needs internet is activating the licence, which is done once before the event.
Yes. Put one chain per row in a spreadsheet (CSV or XLSX): its name, up to eight steps in order and the line shown when a player masters it. Upload it in the setup panel, which names any row it could not use and why.
The Standard setting takes about a minute and a half for most players. The clock is 60 seconds, but it only runs while the player is watching or tapping, and every cleared step adds time back. Quick runs take 30 to 45 seconds, for a queue.
Yes, once you turn it on in the setup panel. After the run, a short form puts the visitor on the leaderboard and records their details with the consent wording they agreed to. You choose the fields and whether to ask before or after the run, and export the leads as CSV or XLSX. It is off until you turn it on, so nothing is collected by default.
Yes. The layout is built for landscape screens at 1920x1080 or 1280x720 and for a 1080x1920 portrait totem.
Most teams launch in days, not weeks. Setup is designed to be straightforward for event staff.
Yes. You can start with a ready format and add your visual identity, messaging, and preferred calls-to-action.
No. The experience is built for non-technical teams with a clear operator flow and simple launch process.
You receive structured lead data and can review engagement outcomes to plan the next event iteration.
Sequence Rush is designed for Touchscreen display: landscape 1920x1080 or 1280x720, or a 1080x1920 portrait totem, A computer with a current Chrome browser, serving the web build from any static web server, Optional second screen for the big-screen leaderboard. Supported inputs include Touch input, Mouse or keyboard.
None during play. The game, the lead form, the leaderboard and the setup panel run on the device with no connection. Leads are exported as CSV or XLSX files. Activating the licence is a one-time step in the setup panel, on a computer with internet.
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