Kickstarter Live Game Plays Santa and Gives Holiday Access as a Christmas Perk for $1
Who wouldn't want to play a music trivia game at the office Christmas party? What about a little musical revelry after the holiday feast with family? Sounds like a plan. So says Bill Solboe, the inventor of the music guessing game for trivia fans called Music Mayhem. He's the musical know-it-all who parlayed a fun pastime with friends into a successful board game and live performance show over two decades ago. He's also the man who has brought the game's contagious toe-tapping brilliance to the digital age with a newly launched Kickstarter campaign. Poised to bring music trivia to the masses digitally in a way no other game can match, the campaign has started off with a Christmas perk for supporters. Trivia buffs get full access to more than 4 hours of game play for any pledge of $1 or more.Ground-Breaking Minnesota Gaming Company First to File as Specific Benefit Corporation in the Entertainment Gaming Space
Lauding the advantages of entertainment gaming with a social conscience, Music Mayhem sets a new entrepreneurial standard by filing as a Specific Benefit Corporation. As of the December filing, the social music knowledge game will operate as a for-profit corporate entity with the same authority as a traditional corporation. However, in addition to seeking profit, the company is required by law to consider the impact of its decisions not only on shareholders but also on society. Music Mayhem is the first gaming company in Minnesota to organize itself as a benefit corporation, and one of the first -- if not the first -- entertainment gaming companies in the country to take this step. The new gaming benefit corporation will donate a portion of its proceeds to Alzheimer's disease research, care and advocacy.