What if your interest in building games
could become something more?
Maybe you've seen giant yard games,
carnival-style challenges, or interactive
activities at an event and wondered
how they're made. Maybe you enjoy
woodworking, creating things, or
coming up with entertaining ideas.
There's another question that often
follows: Could you turn those
games into a rental business?
Building an entertaining game is one
part of the process. Offering it for
events introduces additional decisions,
including what types of games to create,
how to prepare them for repeated use,
how to organize a collection, and
how to approach potential customers.
Learning from someone who's done the work.
Scott's experience as a game builder
and event entertainer gives him a
practical perspective on both sides
of the business. He understands
the creative work behind interactive
games and the realities of bringing
them to gatherings.
Through his planned membership
community, Scott wants to share
what he's learned with people
exploring their own path into
the game rental industry.
The goal is to make that knowledge
more accessible through
training videos, live conversations,
practical guidance, and a community
of people interested in building
something of their own.
Start with curiosity. Grow your knowledge.
You don't need to have an established
rental company to be interested.
The planned community is intended
for people exploring game-building
ideas as well as those who have
already started creating a collection
and want to learn more about
the business side.
Rather than presenting one fixed
formula for success, Scott plans
to share his experience and
provide opportunities for members
to ask questions, exchange ideas,
and develop their understanding.
