Play, Create and Celebrate: Halloween Adventures with UTS Play
October 16, 2026
October 18, 2026 at 04:35 PM
Bring Halloween to your venue with seven interactive games and festive menus for Astro Blaster, Ball vs. Wall, Living Drawings and Paints & Brushes. Explore seasonal adventures that combine active play, coloring and collaborative creativity.

Play, Create and Celebrate: Halloween Adventures with UTS Play
Discover the new UTS Play Halloween Holiday Bundle — seven interactive games that bring seasonal adventures, creativity, and active play to family entertainment centers, schools, kindergartens, and children's museums.
Halloween is an opportunity to create memorable experiences for children and families. For entertainment venues, it is a chance to introduce new activities and themed events. For schools and kindergartens, it offers creative ways to engage children in group activities. For museums and science centers, seasonal interactive experiences can add another dimension to family visits.
UTS Play introduces the Halloween Holiday Bundle, a seasonal collection featuring seven unique games and festive menu themes for four interactive products: Astro Blaster, Ball vs. Wall, Living Drawings, and Paints & Brushes.
From defending a magical cauldron to bringing hand-colored characters to life, the collection combines movement, imagination, teamwork, and interactive storytelling.
One Halloween Collection, Four Interactive Products
The Halloween Holiday Bundle includes seven games across four UTS Play products, offering different types of interaction for different audiences.
Astro Blaster: Three Halloween shooting games where players defend sweets, prepare magical potions, and catch falling candy.
Ball vs. Wall: The same three Halloween adventures, played by throwing balls at an interactive wall.
Living Drawings: Two creative experiences where children's colored drawings become interactive Halloween characters.
Paints & Brushes: Two collaborative painting games where children transform magical environments using large interactive brushes.
The collection also introduces Halloween-themed menus with seasonal colors, backgrounds, music, and game previews. The themed games appear at the beginning of the menu, making them easy for visitors and staff to find.
This creates a consistent Halloween atmosphere, from the moment visitors select an activity to the moment they begin playing.
Three Active Halloween Adventures: Astro Blaster and Ball vs. Wall
For venues looking to combine physical activity with seasonal entertainment, Astro Blaster and Ball vs. Wall offer three shared Halloween games.
Although the game scenarios are the same, the interaction differs: Astro Blaster uses blasters, while Ball vs. Wall uses physical balls.
Pumpkin Siege: Defend the Halloween Sweets
In Pumpkin Siege, Halloween creatures are trying to steal sweets from a magical cauldron. Players must protect it, trigger chain explosions, and work together to face the Pumpkin King.
The game supports 1–4 players and offers sessions lasting 2, 3, or 5 minutes.
Its cooperative gameplay makes it suitable for birthday parties, Halloween competitions, and small-group entertainment.
Witch Kitchen: Follow the Magical Recipe
Witch Kitchen takes children into a friendly witch's kitchen, where they must identify and hit the ingredients shown in a recipe.
Each completed recipe reveals a magical surprise. Players can explore three different locations, with game sessions lasting 3, 4, or 5 minutes.
The activity combines visual recognition, attention, and quick reactions within a playful Halloween setting.
For educational venues, it can also serve as inspiration for activities involving following instructions and identifying sequences.
Candy Sky: Catch the Falling Sweets
Candy Sky invites players into colorful Halloween locations filled with balloons, friendly monsters, and falling candy.
Players pop balloons above the monsters' baskets to collect sweets and contribute to a shared team score.
With three locations and sessions of 3, 4, or 5 minutes, the game can be incorporated into seasonal entertainment programs and group challenges.
Together, these three games provide different ways to introduce movement, cooperation, and playful competition into Halloween events.
Creative Halloween Experiences with Living Drawings
Not every Halloween activity needs to focus on speed or competition.
Living Drawings allows children to create their own characters using traditional coloring materials and then watch their artwork appear in an interactive digital environment.
The Halloween collection includes two creative experiences and a total of 27 coloring templates.
Halloween Courtyard: Bring Your Drawings to Life
In Halloween Courtyard, children select one of 12 coloring templates, including ghosts, bats, pumpkins, kittens, and other seasonal objects.
After coloring the template, they scan their drawing into a Halloween courtyard.
The character appears in the digital world with the colors chosen by the child and responds to touch. Children can interact with their creations, prepare magical recipes, and deliver treats.
The experience connects hands-on artistic activity with digital interaction, making it particularly suitable for kindergartens, primary schools, and children's museums.
Halloween Masquerade Theater: Create a Character for the Stage
Halloween Masquerade Theater transforms children's artwork into a festive performance.
Participants choose from 15 costume templates, including witches, pirates, skeletons, vampires, and other Halloween characters.
After coloring and scanning their creations, children can watch their characters appear on a virtual stage. Three friendly judges respond to touch and reveal sweet surprises.
This experience can become part of a Halloween costume workshop, creative classroom activity, or museum family program.
It gives every child an opportunity to contribute something personal to the shared interactive experience.
Paints & Brushes: Create Halloween Magic Together
For venues interested in collaborative creative activities, Paints & Brushes introduces two Halloween experiences built around interactive painting.
Both games offer 12 paint colors and encourage children to transform digital environments through their own choices.
Wake the Pumpkin Town
A quiet Halloween town is waiting to come alive.
Children choose colors and use large interactive brushes to paint houses, pumpkins, cats, and other elements of the environment.
As they paint, the town begins to change. Characters move, colors appear, and the environment transforms into a cheerful Halloween celebration.
Several brushes can be used together, allowing children to participate in a shared creative activity.
This makes Wake the Pumpkin Town an option for younger visitors, kindergarten groups, and family activities where cooperation is more important than competition.
The Friendly Witch's Laboratory
In The Friendly Witch's Laboratory, children use colors to create magical ingredients and combine them in three cauldrons.
Their creations transform into friendly fantasy characters, including flying pumpkins, candy spiders, and mushroom companions.
With 12 available colors and three cauldrons, the activity encourages experimentation and shared creative play.
For children's museums and science centers, the laboratory setting can also provide a playful starting point for discussions about colors, combinations, and cause and effect.
How Different Venues Can Use the Halloween Holiday Bundle
The collection offers several possibilities for adapting seasonal interactive entertainment to different visitor groups.
Family Entertainment Centers: Build a Halloween Adventure Program
Family entertainment centers can use the collection to organize seasonal activities that combine active play and creativity.
For example, a Halloween program could begin with a team challenge in Pumpkin Siege, continue with a magical recipe game in Witch Kitchen, and finish with a creative session in Living Drawings.
Venues can also incorporate the games into birthday party packages, themed competitions, or special weekend events.
The short game durations available in Astro Blaster and Ball vs. Wall make it possible to plan structured sessions and rotate groups between activities.
By combining different experiences, entertainment centers can create a varied Halloween program rather than relying on a single attraction.
Schools and Kindergartens: Combine Creativity and Group Participation
For educational institutions, Halloween can provide a theme for art, communication, and collaborative activities.
Living Drawings allows children to color characters and see their artwork become part of a digital environment.
Paints & Brushes provides opportunities for children to create together, discuss color choices, and contribute to a shared result.
Teachers can organize simple activities around these experiences:
Ask children to describe the characters they have created.
Encourage small groups to agree on colors and creative decisions.
Use Halloween stories to introduce new vocabulary.
Invite children to explain what happens when they interact with the digital environment.
These activities can be adapted to different ages and classroom objectives.
Children's Museums and Science Centers: Add Interactive Seasonal Experiences
Museums and science centers can use Halloween-themed games as part of temporary exhibitions, family weekends, or creative workshops.
Living Drawings connects physical artwork with a digital response, giving children a direct opportunity to observe how their input changes an interactive environment.
The Friendly Witch's Laboratory can support facilitator-led activities about colors, combinations, and experimentation.
Active games such as Witch Kitchen can also be used for challenges involving observation, recognition, and following sequences.
Rather than replacing the educational content of an exhibition, these experiences can complement it with playful, participatory activities.

More Than Games: A Complete Seasonal Atmosphere
An important part of the Halloween Holiday Bundle is the festive presentation of the games.
The UTS Play menu system supports seasonal themes, allowing compatible products to display Halloween colors, backgrounds, music, and themed game previews.
Each product maintains its familiar interface while introducing seasonal visual elements.
Halloween games are placed at the beginning of the menu, helping visitors quickly identify the available themed activities.
The menu system also supports Christmas and New Year themes, providing additional possibilities for seasonal programming throughout the year.
Make Halloween Interactive with UTS Play
The Halloween Holiday Bundle brings together seven unique games across four interactive products, offering activities for different ages, interests, and venue formats.
Whether visitors are defending a cauldron of sweets, creating colorful Halloween characters, or painting a magical town together, each experience encourages active participation.
For family entertainment centers, the collection can become part of seasonal events and themed entertainment programs.
For schools and kindergartens, it offers opportunities to combine creativity, movement, and group activities.
For children's museums and science centers, it provides additional ways to involve families in interactive experiences.
Explore the UTS Play Halloween Holiday Bundle and discover how to bring seasonal interactive entertainment to your venue.