It refers to the number of clicks a user needs to make on the clickable elements in your game to reveal a reward. This element allows you to control the difficulty or engagement required for players to win a prize. 

• Minimum: You can set a minimum of 1 click to win. This can be used for instant-win scenarios or to reveal smaller rewards. 
• Maximum: The platform allows a maximum of 100 clicks to win. This enables you to create a more engaging experience where players need to participate multiple times to uncover a high-value reward. 

You can type your desired numerical value in the space provided below it. 

This section allows you to experience a simulated version of the gameplay before launching your campaign. 

This provides a valuable opportunity to: 

• Visualize Click Interactions: Click on the image or slider within the preview to see how the rewards are revealed, mimicking the actual player experience. 
• Test Functionality: Ensure all clickable areas and reward assignments function as intended. 
• Catch Errors Early: Identify any potential issues with click functionality or reward reveal animations before players encounter them. 

The Click-Triggered Frames Section in a Click to Win game allows you to configure the frames that enhance the gameplay of users by revealing images based on player clicks. Here, we’ll delve into its four key elements: # Symbol, Click Count, Frame Image, and New Frame Button.

This symbol acts as a placeholder that represents the total number of frames you currently have in the game.  

The platform allows you to add up to 100 Click-Triggered Frames to your game. This provides ample flexibility to create a visually engaging and dynamic click experience. 

It refers to the total number of times a user has clicked on the designated area in the game. This number keeps track of the user’s progress towards revealing the reward. 

This allows you to display specific images at designated points during the Click to Win gameplay. These images are revealed based on the number of clicks a player has accumulated. 

• Recommended Ratio: 1200 x 800 pixels 
• Image Format: PNG or JPG 

To upload your Frame Image, you can follow these simple steps:  

1. Go to the Main Game section of the Click to Win game and hover over to the Frame Image.  
2. Click the Browse button and upload your image.  

The New Frame Button allows you to easily add new frames to your click progression. 

1. Go to the Main Game section and scroll down to the Click-Triggered Frames.
2. Click the + New Frame button beside the Frame Image section. 
   • This will create a new empty frame. 
3. Customize the frame. 

The “Clicks to Win” determines the total number of clicks required for a user to reveal the reward in your game. This directly limits the number of click-triggered frames you can add and use.  

This feature automates the reward system within your campaign, ensuring a smooth user experience. Here’s how it works: 

• Finding alternatives: If a user attempts to claim an unavailable reward, the system searches for an alternative reward from your campaign’s inventory that is still in stock. 
• Seamless experience: If a suitable replacement is found, the system automatically awards the alternative reward to the user. This avoids any disappointment or confusion that might arise from encountering an out-of-stock reward. 

Quick Reference:  At the top of the Reward Mechanisms, you can see a section displaying the “Main Game” title along with the type of game you’ve currently selected (e.g., “Spin and Win”). This acts as a handy reminder of the overall context. 

Reward messages are on-screen notifications that are displayed after users experience a win or loss in your campaign.

They serve to celebrate user achievements, motivate ongoing participation, and deliver essential details about earned rewards. These messages can be categorized into two types: Win and Lose.

The Win Title and Subtitle work together to provide a layer of creativity and excitement to the reward notification process. Here’s a breakdown of their functions: 

• Win Title: This is a concise, attention-grabbing phrase displayed prominently within the reward message. It acts as a headline to celebrate the user’s success. Common examples include “Congratulations”, “You’re a Winner!”, or “Victory!” 
• Win Subtitle: This section provides more specific details about the win, offering additional context and information. It typically appears below the Win Title. 

The Lose Title and Subtitle play a crucial role in providing a positive and encouraging experience for users who don’t win a reward. These messages can help to soften the blow of defeat and motivate users to try again. Here’s a breakdown of their functions:   

• Lose Title: This is a concise phrase that acknowledges the setback without being overly negative. Some examples can be “Oh no!”, “Almost there!”, or “Better Luck Next Time”. 
• Lose Subtitle: This section provides more specific details or guidance related to the loss. 

This symbol acts as a placeholder that represents the total number of rows you currently have in the game.  

The number of Reward Setting Rows you can add depends on the specific game type you’re using within the platform: 

• Spin and Win: The current version of the platform allows you to customize the game with a prize wheel that has six (6) slices. This provides a solid foundation for creating a balanced and rewarding experience with a manageable number of prize options. 
• Scratchcard, Click to Win and Match to Win: For these game types, you can add as many content rows as you wish. This allows you to create a wider variety of rewards and tailor the game to your specific needs. 

1. Go to the Main Game and scroll down to your last available row. 
2. Click the + Add New Row button which will add a new and empty row to your game.

This section allows you to see a real-time visual asset in your game as you customize it.

• Prize or Point Appearance: You can preview how each prize or point will look in your campaign, including the background color.
• Customization Updates: Clicking the Refresh Preview button reloads the preview with any new settings applied, allowing you to see the impact of your changes instantly.

The Content section allows you to define two aspects for each campaign, which are the background color and content type. 

To customize your Background Color, you can follow these simple steps:

1. Go to the Main Game and scroll down to the Background Color section.  
2. Choose your background color input method. 
   • Hex Code: Paste the hexadecimal color code into the space provided. 
   • Color Picker: Click on the space provided which will trigger a popup color picker tool. 
3. Click Refresh Preview to view your chosen background color.  

The Content Type section allows you to choose how you want to represent the prize within your campaign. There are three main options available: Image, Text, or None.

Choosing “Image” as the Content Type lets you upload a custom image that will be displayed as your game prize which significantly enhances the visual appeal of your prizes. 

To upload an image as your chosen content type, you can follow these simple steps:

1. Go to the Main Game and scroll down to the Content Type section.
2. Click the Browse button and upload your image.

Recommended Image Formats: 

We recommend using images in either JPG or PNG format. These formats offer a good balance of quality and file size, making them suitable for web-based applications. 

Image Size Considerations: 

The platform accepts images of any size. However, it’s crucial to consider how they will be displayed. Here’s what to keep in mind: 

• Smaller is Better: Larger images will be compressed to fit the prize size, potentially losing quality and details. Choose images that are already relatively small or sized appropriately. 
• Maintain Aspect Ratio: When resizing images, try to maintain their original aspect ratio (width-to-height proportion) to avoid distortion when displayed on your campaign. 

Choosing “Text” as the Content Type allows you to display a simple text description of the prize offered within your campaign. An example can be “50 points” for a win row or “Spin again!” for a lose row. 

You can customize the message by typing directly into the designated space provided.

Yes, there is a character limit for the message. This is typically around 20 characters to ensure the text remains readable at its designated space. 

At present, the platform doesn’t offer the ability to customize the font used for these messages. The platform utilizes a pre-defined default font to ensure consistency and readability across all campaigns. 

Yes, you can customize the text color for each row. This allows you to: 

• Enhance Readability: Choosing high-contrast text colors can improve readability, especially if your background colors are dark or vibrant. 
• Match Your Theme: By selecting text colors that align with your overall game theme and branding, you can create a more cohesive and visually appealing campaign.

To customize the text color of each row, you can follow these simple steps:

1. Go to the Main Game and scroll down to the Text Color section under the Message space.    
2. Choose your button font color input method.  
   • Hex Code: Paste the hexadecimal color code into the space provided.  
   • Color Picker: Click on the space provided which will trigger a popup color picker tool.  

Selecting “None” as the Content Type essentially removes any visual representation of a prize from that specific row. This means the row will appear empty or without any text, icon, or image. 

The Reward Awarded section allows you to define the point value or voucher series that a user receives if they land on that specific row during one game try.

You can check the box next to the Points section to reveal a field where you can enter a numerical value.

No, there are generally no preset limitations on the points you can assign. This allows you the flexibility to create a point system that aligns with your campaign goals. 

You can add a voucher that will be automatically awarded to users when they land on a specific row during a game try.

You can add as many vouchers as you like, as long as they are active in the Voucher series.

The Result Title section allows you to define whether a particular row results in a win or a loss for the user. It is directly connected to the reward message displayed after each spin. There are two main options for this: Win Title and Lose Title.

The Win Title designates the title as a winning outcome. When the user lands on this, they will see a celebratory “Win Title” message displayed, along with any associated points or rewards. 

The Lose Title designates the title as a losing outcome. Landing on this won’t grant the player any reward, and they will see a “Lose Title” message offering consolation or encouragement to keep playing.  

The Chance section reflects the probability (as a percentage) of a player landing on a particular row during the game. It essentially determines how often that row will appear compared to others. 

When you increase the chances of winning or losing titles, it alters how frequently users receive those titles. By adjusting these probabilities, you can determine how likely users are to earn titles that also award them points.

To assign chance to your Main Game, you can follow these simple steps: 

1. Go to the Main Game and scroll down to the Chance section. 
2. Enter a Numerical Value. 
   • In this field, you can enter a number between 1 and 100. This number represents the percentage chance you want to assign to that slice. 

Remember: The total chance for all rows must always add up to 100%. 

A Multiplier is a tool that allows you to dynamically adjust the probability of a specific outcome or reward based on certain conditions, such as user behavior, spending, or other criteria.

• Set Conditions: Define the conditions that trigger the multiplier, such as spending a certain amount.
• Apply the Multiplier: Set the multiplier value, which will multiply the probability of the desired outcome.
• Customize Multiplier Settings:
  • Overwrite Multiplier to All Rows: This option allows you to apply the multiplier to all rows, overriding any existing multipliers.
  • Apply Multiplier: This option applies the multiplier to the specific row where it’s configured.
• Add More Conditions: Use the plus and minus buttons to add or remove rows and set additional multiplier conditions.

Example:

Let’s say you want to increase the chances of a user winning a specific reward if they spend a certain amount. You can set up a multiplier as follows:

In this example, a user who spends between $10 and $30 will have double the chance of winning the reward, while a user who spends between $50 and $100 will have triple the chance.

By effectively utilizing multipliers and customizing their settings, you can create dynamic and engaging campaigns that offer tailored rewards and experiences to your users.

This setting determines whether the order of the matched items matters when awarding rewards.

If “Reward applies regardless of order” is enabled:

• The user can match items in any order to win the reward.
• For example, if the winning combination is “A, B, C,” the user can match them in any sequence (e.g., “A, C, B” or “B, A, C”) to claim the reward.

If “Reward applies regardless of order” is disabled:

For example, if the winning combination is “A, B, C,” the user must match them in this specific order to claim the reward.

The user must match items in the exact specified order to win the reward.

This section allows you to personalize the feedback players receive upon answering a riddle correctly. Here’s a breakdown of the customization options: Win Title, Points, Randomize Points Rewarded, Incorrect Answer, and Question per chance.

The Win Title and Subtitle work together to provide a layer of creativity and excitement to the reward notification process. Here’s a breakdown of their functions:   

• Win Title: This is a concise, attention-grabbing phrase displayed prominently within the reward message. It acts as a headline to celebrate the user’s success. Common examples include “Congratulations”, “You’re a Winner!”, or “Victory!” 
• Win Subtitle: This section provides more specific details about the win, offering additional context and information. It typically appears below the Win Title. 

You will find a designated field under the ‘Points’ section of the Correct Answer where you can enter a numerical value.

No, there are generally no preset limitations on the points you can assign. This allows you the flexibility to create a point system that aligns with your campaign goals. 

Enabling this feature introduces an element of variability into the points players receive for answering a riddle correctly. Instead of a single fixed value, the platform will award a random number of points within a range you define. 

The maximum is 100 points while the minimum is 1 point.  

While the primary focus of the Daily Riddle is to reward correct answers, this section also allows you to optionally assign a point value for incorrect attempts as a form of consolation. 

The Question per chance allows you to define the number of riddles a user’s encounters during each gameplay chance. A “chance” refers to a player’s daily attempt at the Daily Riddle. 

When this option is enabled, the platform randomly selects a daily riddle from your pre-defined question bank for each player. This way, users won’t face the same riddle repeatedly, encouraging them to think critically and solve a new question each day. 

To add a new riddle or question, you can follow these simple steps:

1. Go to the Main Game and scroll down to the Question Bank section. 
2. Click the + New Qns button.  
3. Enter the question in the designated field and provide answer options for your riddle.  
   • You can add up to five choices by clicking the New Option button. Ensure you create a minimum of two options to establish a proper multiple-choice format. 
4. Once you’ve filled in all the necessary details, click Confirm to add your riddle to the Question Bank. 

Yes, because as your Daily Riddle game grows, you might need to refine or remove existing questions from your Question Bank. Here’s how to manage them effectively: 

Editing Existing Question: 

• Locate the question that you would like to edit. 
• Click the Edit button beside it to start the editing process. 

• Once in edit mode, you can modify the question text, answer choices, or designate a new correct answer. 
• After making your changes, click the Confirm button to save your changes. 

Deleting Existing Riddles: 

1. Locate the question that you would like to remove. 
2. Click the Trash button next to your chosen question. 
   • This will prompt a pop-up confirmation asking if you are sure in deleting the question.  
3. Select Confirm button to finalize the removal of your question.  

The platform provides you with three different options for finding riddles and questions within your Question Bank: 

Browsing all questions 

Click the number in the Show Entries section. This will display a list of all the riddles currently in your bank depending on the quantity you’ve set, allowing you to browse through them. 

Keyword Search 

Simply type in a relevant keyword or phrase related to the riddle you’re looking for. The platform should then filter the list to display only riddles containing your search term.

Exporting All Questions 

You can export your entire Question Bank as a CSV or Comma-Separated Values file by clicking the Export CSV button. This can be useful for creating a backup or managing your riddles in an external spreadsheet program. 

Tile Images are visual elements used in your Match and Win game. They function as the icons that users need to match correctly. 

• Recommended Size: 250 x 250 pixels   
• Format: Transparent PNG   

To add more tile images, you can follow these simple steps: 

1. Go to the Main Game and navigate to the Tile Images section. 
2. Look for a blank box with a + sign and click on it. 
3. Choose the image file you want to upload. 
4. Click Open to upload the selected image. 

1. Go to the Main Game and navigate to the Tile Images section. 
2. Locate the tile image you want to remove. 
3. Look for the cross icon in the upper right corner of the tile image. 
4. Click on the cross icon to remove the image.

This refers to the visual element that acts as the background for the content in a widget. The background enhances the widget’s appearance and helps highlight or complement its content.

To customize your Widget Background, you have three options: uploading an image or setting a solid or gradient color. Here’s is how you can start: 

1. Go to the Main Game and scroll down to the Widget Background section.
2. Choose between Image, Gradient, or a Solid Color. 
3. Uploading an Image:  
   • Click the Browse button 
   • Select your desired background image 
     • Any size can be uploaded  
     • Format: PNG or JPG  
4. Using a CSS Gradient  
   • Click the Gradient option beside the Image icon  
   • Paste the code directly in the space provided. 
5. Selecting a solid color background 
   • Choose your color input method. 
     • Hex Code: Paste the hexadecimal color code into the space provided. 
     • Color Picker: Click on the space provided which will trigger a popup color picker tool. 

It refers to the background used behind transparent tile images, allowing them to seamlessly blend in or stand out against the widget background. 

To customize your Tile Background, you have three options: uploading an image or setting a solid or gradient color. Here’s is how you can start: 

1. Go to the Main Game and scroll down to the Tile Background section.
2. Choose between Image, Gradient, or a Solid Color. 
3. Uploading an Image:  
   • Click the Browse button 
   • Select your desired background image 
     • Any size can be uploaded  
     • Format: PNG or JPG  
4. Using a CSS Gradient  
   • Click the Gradient option beside the Image icon  
   • Paste the code directly in the space provided. 
5. Selecting a solid color background 
   • Choose your color input method. 
     • Hex Code: Paste the hexadecimal color code into the space provided. 
     • Color Picker: Click on the space provided which will trigger a popup color picker tool. 

It specifies the number of tiles displayed per row. You can choose from a minimum of 2 slot and a maximum of 4 slots. 

It refers to the way your tiles will move or change over time. This can be used to add visual interest and create a more dynamic experience. 

We offer two animation types: 

• Spin: Tiles rotate akin to the 777 game, adding a playful twist. 
• Flip: Tiles flip individually, offering a distinctive visual effect. 

These are a set of pre-made tiles in the SKALE Enterprise Platform displayed from the gameplay. These can be a great starting point, especially if you’re new to working with tiles or don’t have your custom tiles created yet. 

It determines the placement of each tile within the designated area. It’s calculated as a percentage relative to the top left corner. 

Tile Size (vw) defines the width and height of each individual slot where your tiles will reside. It’s expressed in viewport width (vw) units. 

Using vw ensures your tiles scale proportionally with the user’s screen size. This maintains a consistent layout across various devices, from phones to desktops. 

By default, SKALE sets the Tile Size to 25vw x 25vw, making each slot occupy a quarter of the user’s viewport width and height. 

Yes! You can adjust the Tile Size (vw) value to customize the dimensions of your tile slots and achieve the desired layout for your project. 

Tile Distance (px) specifies the spacing between individual tile slots, defined in pixels (px). This setting allows you to control the amount of space separating your tiles, influencing the overall visual density of your tile arrangement. 

‘px’ is used as the measurement for Tile Distance because it provides a precise, fixed unit of measurement that ensures consistent spacing between tiles across different screen sizes and resolutions. This allows for better control over layout and design, making it easier to achieve the desired visual effect.

A preview is a temporary, non-public version of your project that allows you to see how it will look and function before making it live. You can click the Play Demo button to experience how your game works. 

Once you have customized your main game settings, take a moment to review everything before finalizing. When you are already satisfied, click the Save Changes button at the top right corner of the page.