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Global Facebook Ouija board experiment on Halloween

This Halloween, Facebook users are being invited to take part in the world’s largest online Ouija experiment for the launch of the new IP adventure game app Haunt A Lot, developed by upcoming indie studio Czyonoft Studios. 
The Ouija Experiment is calling on 100,000 people worldwide to take part in the world’s first attempt to contact the deceased through the medium of the internet. Facebook participants will be connected to a live séance streamed in real-time on the 31st October at 10:00pm Eastern Time, from the secret venue in New York and the developer’s offices in London and Toronto. Once connected Facebook users personal data will be incorporated into the live feed and the letters spelt (if any) from the Ouija board will be automatically shared on their Wall and Ticker. 

Inspired by the visual style of Tim Burton, Haunt A Lot players have to navigate their lost soul across various levels to lay their body to rest. It’s dark, macabre fun and compelling gameplay – full of flatulating undead, exploding traps and more. 

Neoco will be blurring the line between social marketing online and social experiences offline – as they have done several times to generate millions of fans for other games with some of the biggest publishers in the world including Sega, Ubisoft and THQ. After recently working on the global Facebook activity for zombie, action blockbuster Dead Island on the PC, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 which delivered record sales and held the number one spot for a number of weeks across the globe.  

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