Game of Phones - Introducing HTML5


Thu. October 10th, 2013 - by Whit Grebitus

Games. Is this the next medium for reaching the consumer? Over 43% of all mobile data is game-related. Redefining your produce department, and how you speak to your consumers and your target audience, begins with the new "Happy Meal" toy for fresh produce products: an HTML5 game. This is what we do here at AndNowUKnow.


HTML5 is a computer language that is used to structure and present content from the Web seamlessly across all platforms: desktops, phones and tablets. And the most portable of these resources: phones. Kids and parents alike are taking to these browser-based games using HTML5 and the trend is growing.


Stemilt Growers - Cherry ChallengeFriday, October 4th, 2013Try taking Stemilt's Cherry Challenge. This game encourages you to hop and hurdle your way to the moon. Players who make it to the lunar landscape are linked to an educational video with owner and 4th generation cherry grower Kyle Mathison.


CMI - Hero™Friday, October 4th, 2013Check out what CMI is doing. The company's Hero game challenges users to match three or more fruit offerings in row. Players can compete with friends and family for a little extra challenge. If you gain enough points and 'crush' the game, a promo code for prizes will be provided for your gaming pleasure.


ANUK - Santa DashFriday, October 4th, 2013AndNowUKnow's Santa Dash engages kids in healthy, holiday fun, with a mad dash with Santa. Collect as many strawberries as you can for points and kudos, but be sure to avoid the incoming pizza slices.


Reimagining the way we put fresh produce into the consumers' hands can begin with the swipe of a finger, a trek to the moon, or a challenging fruit puzzle... all available wrapped in an engaging, enticing HTML5 game.


If you would like to learn more about HTML5 games, please click the link below.



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