
We’ve all been to those events—you know, the ones where everything looks stunning but… people aren’t really engaged. They stand around with their drinks, scroll their phones, nod at each other, and honestly, can’t wait to leave.
We’ve been there too. Which is exactly why at Baharnani, we decided to flip the script.
Instead of just focusing on aesthetics or speakers, we’ve been crafting moments that guests actually remember. And more often than not, that magic comes through one thing: interactive games for events.
Let us tell you how that’s been working out—and why it just might be your best event investment in 2025.
Why Interactive Games for Events Actually Work (Like, Really Work)
Picture this: a corporate networking night in Dubai. Big crowd, lots of industry talk, very… formal. We set up a game corner on a whim—a digital trivia game about fun industry facts. We didn’t expect much.
But wow. It turned into the main attraction. People who hadn’t said a word all evening were suddenly laughing, clapping, even getting competitive. That little corner brought the whole room to life.
That’s when we really knew—interactive games for events aren’t “just” fun, they fuel engagement.
Tech-Savvy? Try Interactive Digital Games
In a city like Dubai where everyone loves their gadgets, tech games are always a hit. We’ve done interactive quizzes, AR scavenger hunts, and even motion-sensor games that had people jumping and laughing mid-event (a little awkward at first, but hey—it worked!).
One of our favourites was a “scan to play” booth at a retail launch. Attendees had to scan codes across different product stations, answer quick questions, and collect points. Simple—but everyone was hooked.
Old-School Games, New-School Twists
There’s something about classic games—ring toss, Jenga, spin the wheel—they never really go out of style. But we always add a twist.
Like one time, we turned Jenga into a networking challenge. Every block pulled came with a question: “Find someone who’s visited more than 5 countries,” or “Share your favorite book with a stranger.” People loved it. They were laughing, mingling, and the ice was well and truly broken.
So yeah, the oldies still work. You just gotta get a little creative with ’em.
Chill Crowd? Keep It Light and Easy
Not every event is meant to be loud and wild. We get that.
For smaller or more formal gatherings, we go with easy ice-breakers—like interactive polls, bingo games with fun facts about guests, or even “guess the colleague” style photo games.
One of our clients once asked us to keep their leadership dinner super lowkey. We set up a tablet game where guests had to vote on which random fact matched which leader. Subtle, fun, and surprisingly… insightful.
Games That Match Your Vibe, Not Just the Trend
This part’s important. Just because something’s trending doesn’t mean it’s right for your crowd.
We’ve learned that by experience (ahem… let’s not talk about the time we tried a TikTok dance challenge at a board meeting). Point is: you need games that fit.
So before we ever pitch ideas, we ask questions—Who’s attending? What’s the vibe? Indoor, outdoor? Loud, soft? That way, when we suggest interactive games for events, they’re not just trendy—they’re effective.
From Planning to Pack-Up—We Handle It All
Look, we don’t believe in half-done ideas. From the first brainstorm to the moment we pack up the last game piece, we’re with you.
We’ve designed event games from scratch, handled on-ground staffing, monitored real-time engagement, and even customized games to match brand messages (once we did a trivia game where every answer led back to a product feature. Genius? We think yes).
You won’t have to chase 10 different vendors or Google “how to set up a prize wheel.” Just call us—we got it.
Why It’s Actually Worth It
Okay, let’s talk ROI—because fun alone isn’t enough, right?
Our interactive games have increased booth traffic by 50%, doubled social media shares during events, and improved client recall (yes, we track that stuff). And we don’t say that just to show off—we want you to see the value of these little experiences.
It’s not just “a game.” It’s a conversation starter, a brand-builder, a memory-maker.
Final Thoughts: Let’s Make Fun Your Secret Weapon
If you ask us, events should never feel like a formality. They should be something people talk about the next day—and the week after that.
So next time you’re planning a conference, launch, or even a chill company picnic, don’t just stop at stage lights and seating charts. Think about how people will connect.
Because those little moments—laughing over a buzzer game or teaming up to win a quiz—those are what make events unforgettable.
At Baharnani, we’re ready to help you create those moments. Let’s turn your next event into something people don’t just attend, but actually enjoy.
Visit baharnani.com and let’s start planning.