THE GAME GIFT

A wedding game for the two of them

One of them runs, the other is waiting at the finish. Send a photograph of each and we draw both, in the art style and the clothes you pick.

The picture the shop draws wedding games around.

The story it tells

Today Sam marries Alex.

Everything is ready.

Everyone is waiting.

And Sam is a long way from the door.

Sam and Alex stand in for the names you give us.

The wedding game is the morning of the day, told as ten levels. The road is long, the timing is tight, and everyone who matters is already at the other end of it. The last level opens on the two of them together, drawn in the wedding clothes you chose, with both names on the screen.

Any of the seven worlds can tell it, and you pick the art style and the clothes yourself.

What waits at the finish

What waits after that is your own album. Each photograph comes out inside a wedding frame with a line you wrote under it, then your film of the day, then the last word. On the complete game the pictures come to life for a few seconds before they settle, which is the closest thing to standing in the room again.

A prize photograph from a sample game, brought to life for a few seconds inside a gilded frame. The frame the prizes come out in for a wedding game.
An example from the jungle wedding demo, and the frame this occasion uses. The people in our sample games are invented.

The prizes, and what is written under them

  1. The moment it became real The flowers, the two of you, and everyone you love watching.
  2. Your own table, your own names Sitting down together for the first time as husband and wife.
  3. The ones who came Everyone who crossed a road, a sea or a continent to be in this picture.
  4. The quiet minute Somewhere in the middle of the loudest day, there was this one.
  5. The last dance When the room had thinned and nobody wanted to go home.

And then the last word

Happy ever after, Sam and Alex

May every morning be this loud,

And every evening this kind.

These are the words we start from. You write your own captions, your own closing message, and choose which photograph comes last.

Add a gift card

You can slip a gift card into the game as well. On the extras step you say what kind of card it is, where it is used, the amount if you want it shown, and the code from the card you bought, with a line of your own to go with it. It comes out after the photographs, in a sealed envelope the player opens, and the code is written on the card inside. Any card from any shop works, because you tell us which. The code itself is never put in the game: it stays on our website, and the game asks for it at the moment the envelope is opened, so a copy of the game gives nothing away. It adds nothing to the price.

The gift card stage of a sample game: a sealed envelope with a gold ribbon and wax seal, with a small tag naming the card and the amount.
ClosedThe envelope as it arrives, after the photographs, in our castle birthday sample game.
The same envelope opened: the card slid out, with the kind of card, the amount, a sample code and the buyer's note written on it.
OpenedThe card with its words on it. The code here is a sample; the sample games are made for invented people.

Three sample games to watch

Any world tells any occasion, so these are only three of the seven. All three are sample games made for invented people.

Jungle Trail
Classic Platformer
The Long Castle

Look at all seven worlds

What a wedding game costs

Extras never add more than $40 to a game, however many photographs and videos you send.

Other occasions

All fourteen occasions