Pitch the game
Besides visual content, your pitch is the best way to make your game shine!
A pitch is a one-sentence catch phrase which will make other youth workers want to play your game. Let’s have a look at how to write a good pitch.
Step 1
Describe your game in one sentence
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Your pitch will be visible in the search function and on the game pitch, below the title of the game.
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Be aware you only have 150 characters.
Step 2
Think about why a youth worker should play this game.
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Mentioning the topic, the learning skills or the activity type of the game might help you. Only mention the things that really matter and that are typical for the game.
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For example: a fun game might not be the best description, since all of the games on the StreetSmart Play are fun. Be creative!
Step 3
Address other youth workers or the players directly by using an imperative.
Some examples of good pitches:
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Wander around this beautiful multi-ethnic festival environment and discover your favourite sounds, musical genres and instruments.
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Stimulate and develop your fine motor abilities by completing the other half of different drawings.
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Discover your path of life with this exciting board game and reflect on good luck, bad luck and on your life choices.
