ZeroBankX Opens Partner Call for OPENQR Quest at Tokyo Game Show 2026
ZeroBankX is not selling floor space but attendance data: partner booths become game checkpoints, and the company aggregates and hands back the number of participants who visited each one.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
ZeroBankX Japan will run OPENQR QUEST, a venue-wide game in which participants scan QR codes and barcodes to gather clues, at Tokyo Game Show 2026, which opens Thursday, September 17 at Makuhari Messe. The company is recruiting exhibitors to place game codes at their booths, and the partnership fee is free for TGS2026 exhibitors. An introductory video, corporate materials, an advance trial version, and an online consultation desk were released.
The partnership ask is narrow. ZeroBankX wants exhibitors to set game QR codes at their booths so that participants hunting clues pass through, and the participation fee for TGS2026 exhibiting companies is free. In return, the company says it will aggregate the number of game participants who visited a partner booth and provide that figure to the partner. The game itself runs through a dedicated camera app called OPENQR CHECK, downloaded at the ZeroBankX booth, with experience points, rewards and items, and character progression from villager to adventurer to hero. TGS2026 runs September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe.
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