Pfizer · Emblaveo · Exhibition game
A touch-screen game for the Emblaveo stand: thirty seconds to drag the seven bacteria in the Emblaveo spectrum into the circle, with the ones that do not belong mixed in among them.
Talk to our experts01The brief
Emblaveo covers a specific spectrum of resistant bacteria. The stand needed doctors to remember which ones, and a booth game is where a passing HCP stops long enough to learn it.
02Our approach
Fourteen cards, each a bacterium with its own colour and mark. The player drags the seven in the spectrum into the circle; a wrong one is turned away with the reason, a right one takes its place on the spectrum line. A thirty-second clock, a finish screen, and the stand resets itself for the next player.
03The result
The game runs on the stand screen on its own: start, play, complete and reset, round after round, with the Emblaveo spectrum as the thing each player builds.


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