Sheep Game

Objective: To build a sheep game that can be shared on our social media channels Purpose: - Generate traffic and engagement to our social media sites in particular increase Facebook likes, reach - Encourage sharing with online networks - Demonstrate the quirky, humorous, down to earth qualities of our brand Guiding principles: - Must contain a sheep or ram in it - May be linked to products such as savings and home loans but not mandatory - Must be simple to use - Fun, humorous, quirky – why would you want to play it? - Makes people want to return to play it over and over again eg. – maybe try to beat their score or beat their friends, see what happens next, move to next level, earn points for tasks completed. Possibly add a reward for achieving certain level. - Easily shared with friends via social media (Facebook, Twitter, email) and ability to invite them - Can be played on all mobile devices ie – smartphones, ipad (as well as desktop) - Has functionality to be easily added to Facebook (pull from an iframe) Requirements - Browser based game that we can host - Share capability – compete against your friends - Leaderboard – add your name and record top scores Examples we like: Shaun the sheep – guide the sheep and friends back to barn by overcoming obstacles [login to view URL] Moo – guide the cow to the milk bottle overcoming obstacles and progress through levels [login to view URL] Snoring – helpful hints to progress levels [login to view URL] Candy Crush Saga – addictive – share with friends [login to view URL] Timing: ideally to be developed and launched in September 2013 Ideas: - Ram jumping hurdles/ overcome obstacles to get to his dream home – link to need to save money for deposit, find the right house etc. - How fast can you shear a sheep? - Sheep dog rounds up the sheep and leads them to the shed for shearing - Sheep eating grass through a maze to get to the shearer’s shed What the supplier will need to deliver to be considered for the project: - Business profile and experience - Examples of their work - Cost and time required to deliver - Payment schedule + delivery phases/ project approach - Suggest 3 ideas