Experience, not explanation
Prospects use a faithful simulation of your product in realistic scenarios, and see the outcome of their choices.
Industry Games builds iOS, Android and web games that simulate your products, and the products they integrate with. Prospects feel the value for themselves, your own team understands it in every use case, and your conference stand becomes the one people remember.
A buyer who has run your product through a simulated day at work understands it in a way no slide can match. And they can do it on their own time, from their phone.
Prospects use a faithful simulation of your product in realistic scenarios, and see the outcome of their choices.
When your product works with others, the game shows the whole workflow, so the value of the connection is obvious.
Use it in campaigns, on your website, at trade shows, in sales calls and in onboarding. It lives in the app stores and on the web.
The same game lets your staff experience your product the way customers do, across many different use cases. They learn how it behaves on a quiet day, a busy day and an unusual one, without needing a live system or a real customer.
Understand how the product fits each kind of customer before the customer asks.
Practise real situations, including the tricky edge cases, in a safe space.
Learn the product by using it from day one, alongside the products it integrates with.
At a conference, a game turns a passing glance into a hands-on product experience. Visitors play at your stand, compete with each other, and take the game home on their phone.
A short, focused play-through that shows your product at its best in a few minutes.
A friendly competition across the event keeps people coming back to your stand and talking about it.
A QR code takes visitors to the app store, so your product stays in their pocket long after the conference.
Vendors in a multi-vendor game can each run it at their own stand, or team up on one.
Every play-through tells you something. We collect insights inside the app about how players use your product: what they reach for first, where they hesitate and the choices they make. You learn how your customers tick before you would otherwise find out in implementation, and can shape your onboarding and rollout around it.
Clients see it all in their own analytics portal, across every game they’re part of. In shared games, each vendor sees overall totals plus detail for their own products only.
Contact us and we’ll talk through your business, your products and the industry you sell into.
Contact usIf we already have a game in your industry, we’ll talk about adding you to it. And/or we plan a new game around your product and your users.
We publish the game to the App Store, Google Play and the web, and keep it maintained.
Put the game in your campaigns, on your website, at events and in sales conversations.
Joining forces in the app is powerful, and there may be just as much power in joining forces in real-world sales. Hearing about a new partner early gives you time to explore that together.
Vendors whose products integrate can share a single game. Players see each product doing its job, and the hand-offs between them, so the combined value is clear and every vendor shares the cost.
A few ideas to get you thinking. Each one is built around a real journey your customers go through, with a seat for every vendor who plays a part in it.
The player is a first home buyer taking their first house from loan application to front door. Each stage is a level, and each level features the real products that make it happen.
Run a busy ward through a 24-hour shift: admissions, beds, rostering, medications and discharge.
Vendor seats: patient records, rostering, medical devices, pharmacy, pathology
Open a GP or allied health clinic and keep it running: bookings, telehealth, billing and claims, and patient reminders.
Vendor seats: practice management, telehealth, payments, patient messaging
Run a farm through a full season: plan the crop, run the machinery, read the sensors, manage livestock and sell the harvest.
Vendor seats: machinery, ag-tech sensors, livestock tracking, agronomy, grain marketing, rural finance
Tell us about the journey your customers go through and we’ll shape a game around it.
Pitch us your game →In each game we give exclusivity to a single vendor in each competing category. Two competitors only share a category if they both agree to it.
Choose a rolling monthly subscription or a fixed contract term. Multi-vendor games split the cost between partners.
Pricing on request
Industry Games publishes the app in the stores and keeps it current. We retain the rights to the app.
You have the right to use the game across your marketing, websites, events and sales conversations.
Yes. A game can feature just your products, or you can invite partners whose products integrate with yours to join later.
Matt Ratcliffe, based in Victoria, Australia, works with you directly from the first conversation through to launch and beyond. None of our work is offshored.
Each vendor’s product is simulated faithfully, along with the integrations between them. Partners share the cost and every partner can promote the same game.
Industry Games retains the rights to the app and publishes it in the app stores. Participating vendors have the right to use it in their marketing.
Not unless you agree to it. Each game gives exclusivity to one vendor per competing category, or to several where all parties agree. We’ll also let you know before any new vendor joins.
Yes. Sales, support and new staff can play through different scenarios to understand how the product behaves across a range of real use cases.
Yes. It runs on tablets or a big screen at your stand, and visitors can download it to keep playing afterwards.
We collect in-app insights on how players use your product, such as the features they try first, where they hesitate and the choices they make, and show them in your client analytics portal.
iOS, Android and the web, so prospects can play on a phone, a tablet or a laptop.
Tell us about your products and who you work with. We’ll come back with an idea for the game.