Guess The Brand – famous retail logos, luxury ozsale cars and fashionable polyvore clothes
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Dayin Yang | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
GUESS THE BRAND FEATURES:
STUNNING PUZZLES
Original handcrafted puzzles are waiting to be solved.
RETAIL BRANDS
The puzzles are based on logo of famous shops. Next time when you visiting the mall, you will know them all.
CARS AND FASHION
Your favorite brand of car, luxury goods and fashion labels are all included. Prove your knowledge and good taste.
HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT
Everyone solves puzzles differently. In GUESS THE BRAND we offer 2 different ways for players to get back on track. Pick up some general knowledge about the logo by using “Secrets”, remove incorrect letters with “Remove Letters”, or use the “Reveal Letters” to figure out the right word! If all else fails, players can always “Ask a Friend” on Facebook.
Thank you for playing our game!
Reviews
Perfect for those (many) shallow people
UNOwenNYC
I'll start by telling a brief story; I never - ever - wore a 'label,' i.e. some company, or designer's name which was visible on me. I'm not paying to be a walking billboard. I do like, & wear very nice clothes. One jacket I have looks to the world as a simple, grey (flannel) baseball jacket. There's no label anywhere visible. It's a simple, elegant classic, which never goes out of style. That jacket cost over $1000 - in the early 90's. In all the years I've owned it, I've only twice had people come up to me and knew who made the jacket. I say this, not to 'brag,' but, to make a point: many people have insecurities 'bout themselves, & feel that if they swath themselves in a 'designers' name, it gives them instant 'credibility.' In certain - shallow - crowds, it does. Imagine someone today in 2015, walking down the street in their (1980's) 'designer' jeans - their Sergio Valente's, or Sasson, or any other. They'd look dated. They'd be laughed at. Not so with classic clothes. Next, let me briefly talk about advertising; It's been proven in various studies that people - no matter how young, no matter their remote geographic location - can almost ALWAYS identify various corporate logos, i.e., McDonald's arches, or Mercedes trident. At the same time, these people know very little 'important' things like: 'where's Bora-Bora? When did the Roman Empire fall? When was WW1 fought?' Now, let me - VERY BRIEFLY - put my two cents in 'bout this; the ONLY thing which WILL help make ANYONE 'rich,' (if that's your shallow goal) is EDUCATION - going to school. Knowing a corporation's logo, mascot, etc., won't do anything for you, but, in all probability, WILL do something for them; help THEM sell more product. If after reading this, you still don't get it,' then this 'game' - or, more accurately - this MARKETING tool is perfect for you - and very, VERY sad as well.
