Bay Tek Games launched two new redemption games; Perfection, licensed by Hasbro, and Scooby-Doo, licensed by Warner Bros. Entertainment and are both on the market now.
Perfection is a derivative of the popular board game that launched in 1973 where players had to put all 25 shapes into matching holes before the time ran out and the board popped.
In the same way the redemption game version requires players to find the matching hole as each shape appears on the digital screen. The longer it takes a player to match, the fewer amounts of tickets he or she receives.
“The diminishing bonus drives excitement because it’s adding visible pressure that you need to hurry up and beat the clock,” said Sammy Harrison, marketing manager at Bay Tek Games.
In addition, the manufacturer’s Scooby-Doo wheel game has a similar gameplay and footprint to Bay Tek’s other wheel games, including Big Bass Wheel.
Players step up, pull the handle and watch the side rails light as the wheel spins. Where it skilfully stops determines how many tickets are rewarded.
