3. Who are we?
• Established 2011
• London based independent production company
• Areas of expertise
‣ Interactive advertising
‣ Online game development
‣ Web design
‣ User Experience (UX) Design
‣ iPhone/iPad application development
• Recognition
Yellow Pencil Award - Interactive & Digital Media 2011
5. The Brief
UK Government are funding a campaign to improve Fire Awareness
using the slogan “Fire Kills”.
The aim is to effectively communicate the six key learning objectives
of the Fire Kills initiative:
• Plan your escape route
• Have a Plan B!
• Keep objects out the way of doors
• Close internal doors
• Get out, stay out!
• Keep keys to hand
8. ‘PAC-MAN: KILL THE FLAMES’
What is it?
• ‘PAC-MAN: KILL THE FLAMES’ will be a new fully-functional version of the
iconic 1980s video game, Pac-Man.
• The campaign will consist of an interactive experience, similar to what we
have come to expect from previous Pac-man games - however with a twist.
• ‘KILL THE FLAMES’ will be accessible from two separate platforms.
‣ firekills.direct.gov.uk/pacman - interactive network
‣ iOS application
• In addition to this, the campaign will feature an online viral advertisement
campaign, promoting the fire safety message in conjunction with the game’s
multi-platform release.
9. “
With the inclusion of the Pac-Man brand, we intend to capture a more
youthful audience; as the dangers of fire are not defined by age and so it
is important our younger generations get involved.
” g6 Production (2011)
13. Network Features
• Integration of Facebook
‣ Users can log-in by entering their Facebook account details.
‣ Facebook friends are locatable from the site’s search bar - integrated with your friends list.
‣ High Scores/match results can be posted automatically as Facebook statuses - part of the
viral marketing campaign.
• Multi-player enabled (online & offline)
• High Score Leader-boards (Regional/National/International)
• Prizes - of which are subject to the winner’s age.
• The ‘KILL THE FLAMES’ games network will remain part of the ‘Directgov’
website - with ‘Fire Kills’ literature only a click away at all times.
• Twitter feed/Youtube channel visible from the site dashboard.
• Facebook/Twitter ‘share/tweet buttons’ clickable on site - spreading the word.
14. Alterations to the original game
(use next slide as example)
• Ghostly villains have been transformed into walking flames.
• Fire extinguisher icons allow the user to put out the flames.
• User is encouraged to plan their escape route throughout the game.
• Flames can block preferred routes - therefore a plan B must be executed.
• User can collect keys - enabling them to transport across the board to safety.
20. Twitter page
YouTube front page advertisement link
21. Google ‘Adwords’
Search keyword ‘Online Games’
Maximum spend per day: £2195.38 for ad position 1.
Search keyword ‘Fire Safety’
Maximum spend per day: £443.80 for ad position 1.
26. • ‘Namco’ is a Japanese corporation best known as a former video game developer and publisher.
• Following a merger with Bandai in September 2005, the two companies' game production
assets were spun off into ‘Namco Bandai Games’ on March 31, 2006.
• Pac-Man (1980) would become definitive of Namco's legacy - growing as fixture in popular
culture.
27. Letter of enquiry to
James Anderson
Head of European Marketing
Namco House
Acton Park Estate
The Vale
London
W3 7QE
United Kingdom