Five ways to show up in gaming.
GEEIQ makes sense of all of them
Virtual worlds

Native experiences inside Roblox, Fortnite, ZEPETO and more.
IP partnerships

Brand collaborations with major game franchises.
Esports

Sponsorship and integration with competitive gaming.
Creators

Activations with gaming influencers and streamers.
Paid media

In-game advertising and programmatic placements.
What brands can actually do in games
Gaming isn’t just an ad slot. Brands take part in play itself, and GEEIQ data covers thousands of brand activations across Roblox, Fortnite and beyond. Three formats come up again and again.
Owned experiences
A persistent branded place that players choose to visit, like Walmart’s shopping experience on Roblox. You set the world, the rules and the reasons to return.
Integrations
Your brand inside the games players already love: branded events, items or takeovers in established experiences, reaching an audience that is already engaged.
Virtual items
Wearables and collectables players keep, trade and show off, like H&M’s puffer jacket on Roblox. Your brand travels with the player long after the campaign ends.
687
KFC-related experiences on Roblox. None of them official.
Your brand may already be in gaming
Players build with the brands they love, with or without permission. GEEIQ platform data found 687 KFC-related experiences on Roblox, and not one was official. Your brand almost certainly shows up in gaming already. The question is whether you can see it.








