Any logged in User can create a gameshow. A game show is a sequence of games under one category or multiple categories that run for 20-30 minutes. Prior to creating a game show, individual games need to be created and saved. Under each category of games the number of saved games will display. Once we have 5 or more saved games a game show can be created.
To create a gameshow select the 5 games in sequence and save it with the name possibly with the suffix gameshow.
The games will be created using Gen AI. All the games will follow a similar pattern. That is regardless of the type of game all the games will have 4 choices displayed out of which only one of them will be the correct answer. Creating the gameshow will typically be done with a computer. Customers can create a gameshow for themselves or request a gameshow to be created by someone else. For the initial scope game show needs to be created by the customer itself,
Each game can be played separately or tested separately. However to play this in sequence you will need a game show player. The gameshow Player will be called Dah-Ling. Dah for Dumb Ling for Live engage. Dah-Ling will display the play time, current score and cumulative score. Dah-Ling will have an option to pause the game show and resume the play. The Gameshow player will typically run on the Television. Before the game is played it will display code on the top. Controllers will need this code to connect to the game. Any number of controllers can join the game. Generally one or two per gathering can be used.
Dah-Li Players should be prevented from playing on Computers or at least on Mobile Phones. Also only authenticated users can run the player. Un authenticated users should get – un authorized message when accessing the player.
Game show can be controlled using the smart Phone app called Memi. Please refer to the Memi page for more information.
This is similar to the Original Dumb Charades game. However instead of someone acting out clues regarding the movie will be shown as AI generated images. To create a Movie Charade you will enter the movie name and enter Multiple Clues. For each clue an image will be generated using Amazon Nova Canvas image generator Model. Customers can save the images that best depict the clues correctly and save them. The movie name will not be passed to the nova image generation model.
In addition to generating images multiple choice answers(movie names) will be generated using Claude model. This model call can accept the movie name, along with similar genre or similar time period as additional parameters to the multiple choice answers.
Given a Movie name Trivia gen will create Questions related to the Movie. We can add up to 5 movie names for generating Trivia. At least 5 questions will be required to create and save a trivia. Trivia questions can be stored temporarily in local storage till it is stored on the backend.
In addition to this for each Question multiple choice answers will also be generated with one correct answer. When the game is saved all the questions and choices will be stored so no content generation is required at runtime.
The existing poster generation option will be used for this game. Prompts will be related to a landmark. AI will create the poster for the landmark, For example if an Image for Golden gate bridge is generated, the question could be which city this landmark is in. Or even what is the name of the landmark.
Multiple choice answers will be generated based on the question and the correct answer will be recorded along with all choices.
To guess a song from Music. A Karaoke version of the song will be required. This can be done using the provided tool in the app. Alternatively a Karaoke version of the song can be directly uploaded.
This will be guessing the starting Lines of the Lyrics given the middle lines. The middle lines will be read in a way that is different from how the lines are sung in the song. In addition to displaying the lyrics we can also have a HeyGen Model to read the lyrics to make it more fun. Both song guessing games can display generated song names as multiple choice answers.