Web Games

To launch Florida’s new 300X the Cash scratch-off, we leaned into a classically Florida insight: this ticket is so desirable, even the seagulls want it. PPK created a TV spot where a player fended off a flock of gulls trying to steal his ticket, then extended the campaign with an arcade-inspired online game called “Gull Invaders,” where players defended their tickets using a bottle of mustard. Over 50,000 players participated with an average 7 minutes of playtime each, driving massive awareness for the launch. This resulted in almost 4 million tickets sold and more than $110 million in net sales.

• 2x 2023 Muse Awards Gold Winner
• 2023 Hermes Awards Gold Winner
• 2023 NASPL Awards Finalist

When Wonder introduced their Hawaiian-style bun for summer grilling season, they wanted to bring a spirit of tropical backyard paradise to the launch. So PPK created a playable online game called the “Wonder Hawaiian BUNgalow Game,” where players stacked the tallest burger by catching falling ingredients and dodging point-stealing Kona crabs. By the end of the campaign, the game received 275,000+ total plays with an impressive average sustained playtime of 11 minutes.

• 2024 Muse Awards Gold Winner
• 2024 Hermas Awards Platinum Winner

Tastykake sought to reignite Philadelphia’s love for the iconic Krimpet, so PPK created “Kirbee’s Quick Run”: an immersive digital game where the beloved Krimpet mascot navigated a virtual Philadelphia, featuring reimagined landmarks like the LOVE statue transformed into “KAKE” and Rocky reimagined as Kirbee. To drive excitement, the campaign launched alongside a limited-edition Confetti Krimpet on National Krimpet Day, paired with a sweepstakes giveaway featuring exclusive artwork from Philly artist Paul Carpenter. The campaign generated nearly 32 million impressions, nearly 104,000 sweepstakes entries, and an average game playtime of 6.5 minutes.

• 2025 Muse Awards Gold Winner
• 17th Annual Shorty Awards Gold & Audience Honors

As part of the Florida Lottery’s “Department of Good Fun,” this reaction-based web game was built for the Week for Life scratch‑off family. Players have to keep up as phones ring off the hook: answer the real phones and dodge the phonies. The technical heart, and the part I found most fun, was a custom game engine I built on top of the Rive animation runtime. I was eager to push the engine further and layer in more complex animations, but unfortunately this was the last web game I created for the Lottery. It’s still a game that holds a special place in my heart!