Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Balloon Pop
Balloons rise across the floor and players stomp them for points: chase a top-10 score alone, or race a friend on mirrored balloons.
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PaintPam Library · 15 to try
Interactive floors, touch games and booth games, ready to try
Download a free evaluation build and test it today. Floor and touch pieces run on a touch panel or touch monitor with no LiDAR sensor; button games use the space bar. To play on the floor, add a foot sensor or an MP Series floor unit, and we can tailor any piece to your event.
- Who it's for
- Event planners, family venues, retailers and educators
- What you get
- Floor games, touch-screen games, quizzes and booth games that react to people — plus real client builds for ideas
- What you need
- A PC with Chrome and a screen. A touch panel or monitor is enough; add a foot sensor to play on the floor
Browse by use
- Events & exhibitions Booth games and walk-in moments that keep the line moving, some with prizes at a pace you set. 14 pieces
- Family venues Floors and games kids get right away — for kids zones, kids cafés and family days. 11 pieces
- Retail & brand spaces Entrances and pop-ups that react to shoppers and carry your logo. 3 pieces
- Learning & health Quizzes and games that turn a lesson into play — math, prime factors, healthy habits, how blood flows. 7 pieces
The library
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Screen · Touch, Mouse
Black Hole Prime Factors
Planets carry numbers: tap a composite to split it into factors, drag each prime into the black hole, and clear the screen before time runs out.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Color Flip Battle
A head-to-head floor game where every step flips a button to your color, played against a rival or the CPU over five growing boards.
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Screen · Touch, Mouse
Digital Air Hockey
Two players push a glowing puck, or one plays the computer, and every wall bounce shows the two equal angles.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Floor Road
A walk-on carpet of petals or autumn leaves: each step scatters it to show your picture underneath, then it flows back for the next guest.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Liquid Hopscotch
A free-play hopscotch floor: every step throws the liquid in that tile, shifts its color and lets it wobble back, with a soft tone.
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Portrait kiosk · Touch, Mouse
Piece & Slide
Pick a picture, slide the tiles until it is whole, and finish with fireworks, your time and your move count.
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Screen · Touch, Mouse
Stick Catch
Colored sticks hang from the top of the screen and drop in a random order: tap each one before it lands and build a combo.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Stomp Attack
A floor game where visitors stomp flying icons for points, alone against a top 10 or head to head with a friend — 60 seconds a game.
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Portrait kiosk · Keyboard, Arcade button
Catch the 7 Seconds
Press to start, press again at exactly 7.77 seconds: a one-button portrait booth game with a live prize count and daily stats.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Math Floor Game
Kids and grown-ups each solve their own equation on the floor, and answering together earns a combo bonus — about a minute per game.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Balloon OX Quiz
A true-or-false quiz on the floor: a balloon carries each statement, visitors step on O (true) or X (false), and a short explanation appears after a wrong answer.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Blood Vessel — LDL Cleanup
A 3D artery on the floor: plaque builds up and slows the flow, visitors step to clear it, and the blood cells pick up speed again.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Floor Aquarium
Turns a floor into a living reef: each step ripples the water and sends schools of 3D fish scattering.
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Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse, Keyboard
Piano Floor
Thirteen giant keys on the floor: step to play, and frogs, squirrels and deer pop up as the music goes.
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Made for a client — we can build yours
These pieces were built for specific clients, with their own artwork and a Korean interface, so they aren't downloadable. Tell us about your event and we'll make one for you.
Portrait kiosk · Mouse, Keyboard, Arcade button
Timing Game
A jet, a tank or a submarine darts across a portrait screen, and visitors press the instant it fills the aiming frame.
Made for a client
Floor · Foot sensor, Touch, Mouse
Healthy Eating Floor Games
Four floor games for little ones behind one menu: brush germs off teeth, wash hands, pick healthy food, and catch falling fruit.
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How it works
From download to your own edition.
Pick a piece
Filter by use, surface and input. Every page says who it's for and exactly what you need to run it.
Test the free evaluation build
Fill in a few quick fields and the download appears right away. Try it with a mouse or touch screen (the space bar for button games), then on your own setup.
We tailor it or bring the hardware
Your questions, logo, language or a whole new idea — or an MP Series unit with projector and sensor built in. Set up in minutes, run it yourself.
Who we are
Made by PaintPam, in Daejeon, Korea
We started in 2015 by developing and making our own projection screen paint. Working on real walls and floors led to portable hardware, and to the interactive content in this library.
Screen paint
Our own projection paint turns a wall, a floor or glass into a screen.
See the coatingsMP Series
Kiosks on wheels with the projector, sensor and surface built in. Move it, plug it in, play.
See the MP SeriesContent
Many pieces here began as work for real events and venues in Korea, and we can make one for you.
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FAQ
Good to know.
What do I need?
A Windows PC or Mac with Chrome, a display, and the input the piece lists. Floor and touch pieces are click-based, so a touch panel or touch monitor is enough, with no LiDAR sensor. To play with your feet on a floor, you need a projector plus a foot sensor that sends touch signals, such as an MP Series floor unit. Playing together needs multi-touch on some pieces. Button games need a keyboard or USB arcade buttons. Each detail page has a short 'What you need' list.
Is the evaluation build free, and what can I do with it?
Yes, it's free. Use it to test and evaluate the piece at one location — on your own floor, screen or kiosk, with your team or your client. Running it at several venues, in a rental business, or passing it on to others needs a license, so tell us what you have in mind.
Can you customize it?
Yes. Each build comes with the settings you can change yourself — listed under 'Make it yours' on its page. For more, such as your own questions, artwork, logo, language or a new game idea, we make a custom edition. Most of our work starts this way; the 'Made for a client' cards show examples.
Do I need a LiDAR or foot sensor?
Not to run it. Floor and touch pieces react to ordinary touch and mouse input, so they work on any touch panel or touch monitor the PC sees as a touch device. A sensor is only for playing on a floor: any foot sensor that sends touch signals to the PC works, such as an MP Series floor unit or a LiDAR or touch frame set up to send multi-touch. The download does not include sensor drivers, so test with a mouse or touch panel first, then with your sensor. Button games are played with the space bar or USB arcade buttons. Each page lists the exact input.
Do you sell hardware?
Yes. MP Series units are kiosks on wheels with the projector, sensor and surface already integrated: MP-F floor, MP-OF outdoor floor, MP-H vertical wall, MP-C transparent guestbook, MP-D and MP-SD domes, and the MP-UFO arcade pod. Tell us about your space and we'll suggest a unit.
What happens after I request?
For an evaluation build, the download buttons appear on the same screen as soon as you submit, and your personal link keeps working for 90 days. A couple of days later we may send one short email to check it's running. For custom work, hardware or licensing, we reply by email from yonghwa@paintpam.com to talk through your space and timing.
Contact
Planning something? Tell us about it.
Tell us about your space and your event — we'll suggest what fits.
Or email yonghwa@paintpam.com