In-game advertising

In the [tag]gamevertising business[/tag], nothing is for free. You get a game, you get the ads. You don’t want the ads? You pay for the game. Fair deal? Probably yes, because it costs development time and hosting space to bring the game to you. Maybe no, when the [tag]game [/tag]is a real gamevertising game, built around a product or a brand. In that case the purpose of the game is to incite you to buy that product, just as it is the case with classic [tag]advertising[/tag]: you do not pay for the ads you read, no?

In the second case there are no annoying ads, since you play with the product itself. Think of it as a Minesweeper with your favorite popping candies instead of mines. Sometimes new games are designed, mostly on older themes varying from checkers to pac-man. Most of them are real fun, because of their nice design.