The solution developed by Iflexion is represented by a comprehensive media content distribution system. It includes a range of social gaming applications that are based on the TV series plots. The social aspect of the solution leads to its spreading online as users engage their friends to play games with them. There are leaderboards, options of voting and posting achievements to their profiles.
Here are some examples of the applications:
“Fill in the Blank: Fringe” app offers its users to watch a video clip from the series and guess the contents of the next episode. Users get scores, collect badges and can engage their friends into competition.
The extraordinary personality of House attracts fans from all over the world. The “Complete the House-ism Quiz” offers users testing their knowledge of House philosophy.
The original music and interesting characters make the show “Glee” very popular. If users know someone similar to one of the characters, they can create a “Glee: Separated at Birth” certificate and share it with friends on the wall or create a dedicated photo album.
“One or the Other: Animation Domination” offers choosing one of the two scenarios, involving FOX animation characters. The application also provides the statistics on answers of other users from all over the world.
“Douchebag Jar” popularized in FOX “New Girl” show allows counting how much a user owes to the Douchebag Jar. Users can post this result on their walls, share it with friends, and tweet using their Twitter account.
“Hurricane Survival Plan” based on the plot of “The Cleveland Show” offers creating an Emergency Friends List that includes names of those friends, who you can turn to in case a disaster strikes. The users can also see their friends' survival plan if they have the app installed.
This application allows Facebook users to create a collage with famous TV series characters. There is a set of pictures the users can choose form. Then they can drag-and-drop pictures onto a blank canvas, manage pictures, clean the canvas, and choose background color. The created collage can be shared with the users’ Facebook friends or save to their computer.
“How Crazy Is Your Baby?” application provides its users with an interesting opportunity: they can generate pictures of babies that could have been “born” to a couple of Facebook friends. Users choose two Facebook friends and answer multiple-choice questions on their personal traits and physical characteristics. Then the app generates an image of a prospective baby. The image can be posted to Facebook walls or saved in a user’s Facebook album.
This application allows Facebook users to create comics using comic strip templates, screen shots of TV series, uploaded custom pictures, and chat bubbles. Users can crop pictures and add pictures’ parts to the comics, as well as make up dialogues by adding chat bubbles and text. The resulting comics can be posted to their Facebook pages or saved.
