A game of psychology where opponents take turns setting electric currents on one of the 12 chairs.
The player wins points if they aren’t electrocuted by the chair they sit on. Strategic choices and the ability to read your opponent's moves are important.
Players must anticipate which chair their opponent will choose and be tactical in whether to increase their own points or decrease their opponent's points.
Get ready for the most "SHOCKING" psychological game ever created!

Japan's leading top skaters take on the challenge of a large outdoor set. Each episode consists of three rounds. The first stage is “Midoriyama Downhill,” a time attack in which skaters run down a 400-meter-long downhill. The second stage is “Uzushio,” where contestants must slide down a very narrow path built over a pond to reach a floating island. The final stage is “Tokyo Upside-down,” a three-story, 180-meter-long course with various difficult obstacles. The lower ranked skaters in each stage are eliminated, and if they can reach the goal within the time limit in the final stage, they win a big cash prize. While the participating skaters take the competition seriously to beat others to win a big cash prize, they also respect and support each other as they always do within the skateboarding community.

A single woman stays at Spec Hotel, where she meets a different man each day, all of whom have reviewed her profile and expressed interest. She must choose between “checking out” to settle with the current man or selecting the “next floor” to meet a new one with a higher income.

SASUKE and KUNOICHI (all female version) are challenges of Olympic proportions that are designed to test the limits of human ability. Each program features 100 competitors who take on the enormous four stage course. The drama and tension are high as world class athletes struggle along side top amateur competitors attempting to pass the world’s ultimate test of physical ability.

★ Local SASUKE formats continue to increase popularity throughout Asia.
SASUKE MALAYSIA: Produced in 2011, aired on RTM2 in 2012
SASUKE SINGAPORE: Produced in 2012, aired on Mediacorp Ch. 5
SASUKE VIETNAM: Vietnamese version to be produced in 2015 and on air on VTV.
and more to come !!!!

Match My Moves - Choreo Countdown - is a dance competition featuring three teams of celebrities. Contestants must memorize the choreography of famous songs, both new and old, in just three minutes and perform in front of the audience. Their performances are judged by a renowned choreographer, who awards points based on the level of the dance.

In this reality competition series, comedians go head-to-head for a $10,000 prize by earning the most laughs from randomly selected audience members. The competition features five rounds, with contestants choosing from five different comedy genres for each performance.

Our new format “Gotttttcha!!!” is based on a simple game known all around the world: “hide and seek”. But by adding three original twists, it’s reborn into the most hilarious and exciting game show, presented with a cool and futuristic look!
The first twist is that the players (which consist of celebrities) challenge the game as a team. They are called the “seekers” whose ultimate goal is to find and eliminate all the “hiders” (who also consist of celebrities) who hide in spacious public places such as amusement parks, zoos and shopping arcades, packed with bystanders. The second twist is that the “hiders” are extremely hard to find, since they use everything from Hollywood level special makeup to professionally made props to disguise themselves. The third and final twist is that in this game, the “hiders” don’t just hide around, but they also have a chance to eliminate the “seekers” by pushing a huge red button they carry on their back. In the end, the last “seeker” standing is rewarded with a fat cash prize.
The game is shot using the latest 360 degree cameras, which enable the production to catch the most thrilling sequences of camouflage and capture right up until the final gotttttcha!!! moment!

Kamiwaza: The Superhuman Skill Show follows a mixed group of both celebrity and civilian contestants as they attempt to complete unbelievably difficult challenges that have gone viral on social media or have been concocted by mischievously talented producers.
Contestants who complete each challenge are awarded a cash prize.

Outsing the Choir! is a musical game show featuring two teams of contestants facing off in a singing showdown. Each contestant must sing their chosen song perfectly while not getting thrown off by a live, in-studio choir. While this may seem like any singer’s dream, it’s actually every singers’ nightmare!

Actor vs. Reactors is a reality game show combining the best elements of two genres: prank show and imposter search. A group of participants spend a day sightseeing, but wherever they go, pranks are played on them. The group includes a secret imposter: an actor who is in on all the pranks and faking their reactions. To win a prize, the participants have to identify the imposter.

THE MUSCLE DOOR is a social experiment reality show about ordinary young men desperate to acquire a strong, muscular physique. The show follows their two-month journey of physical transformation, culminating in a heroic attempt to heave open the three-ton MUSCLE DOOR.

Love by A.I. is a dating reality show where couples who are selected by Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) as the perfect match, go through dating completely assisted by A.I. and see if they can find true love. The A.I controls everything, from matching the couples, to choosing where the couples go for their first date, to who plans subsequent dates, to even detecting dopamine levels.

MEMORIZE THIS! is a whole new mind-bending studio game show to test your short term memory. Two teams of 4 players each face off in crazy memorization-based challenges and the fear of being physically punished in a wide variety of ways makes each stage even more stressful than the last. Whose memory will prove to be the best on MEMORIZE THIS!?

2 Many Chefs! is a hilarious in-studio cooking game show in which three teams - comprised of one professional chef and one novice who knows nothing about cooking - compete to create the tastier dish. The amateur cook is the only one who is allowed to physically do the cooking, but receives guidance from the master chef, who is blindfolded and unable to see what is going on in the kitchen, and only able to give verbal assistance. The team who cooks the best dish is awarded a cash prize.

Can one expert outduel an army of amateurs?

“TOTALLY OUTNUMBERED” is a game show format where experts and professionals in various fields face off against a large group of people in never-before-seen competitions.


Genre: Game Show / Challenge-based

Melody Kingdom is a game show format where the contestant’s love of music is challenged through multiple music based in studio games. Teams will face off with members competing in games designed to be fun, exciting and hilarious at the same time.

The Double Down is a quiz show format which fuses simple rules with the element of betting and specially created unexampled questions which adds up to unprecedented excitement. The show starts with the contestant betting their own money, and then facing multiple choices starting with a 2-choice question, and if they correctly answer, their money is doubled. If not, the challenge is over and they lose all the money. A choice is added to each new question which increase the difficulty, but if they win out all the way through to the10-choice question in the end, they may win 500 times of what they bet. The questions are specially created and do not require any knowledge, but a good eye for the details of everyday life.

Created by the producers of the global hit Ninja Warrior, BLOWOUT! is an exciting game show format of athletic prowess which has aired on TBS in Japan in a Saturday primetime slot for 10 years as part of a larger program called Athletic Fire.

The show is centered on various games in which participants attempt to BLOW OUT numerous specially designed targets, calling upon their skills in universally known sports such as Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Football, Soccer, Golf and so on. The games are great fun for the participants, but they can be deceptively challenging and test participant’ s mental fortitude as well by adding time pressure to the mix leading many to reveal their true character. Casting participants with a wide range of skill experience, allows viewers to enjoy amazing performances of technical skill by experienced athletes, but also hilarious attempts by over-confident or witless amateurs. World class athletes such as Stephen Curry, Neymar, Lionel Messi and Naomi Osaka appeared as participants in the Japanese version.

“Action Arena” is not only a hilarious and exciting game show that viewers of all generations can enjoy, but the best chance a broadcaster or platform can get to promote their latest shows (such as dramas, reality shows and news programs) to those viewers in a completely new way!
The format is based on the most successful Japanese game show of all time, “Tokyo Friendly Park” which was airing as a weekly program for more than 17 years. Celebrities tackle games one by one working as a “team” to win a prize at the very end.
The thrilling and fun games would make anyone want to give them a try, but most importantly they are designed to reveal the true character and relationships of the stars tackling them.

Time is Money is the hilarious celebrity Life Hack show where your favourite stars share the time saving secrets of their success – and where viewers with the best life-hacks go home with a fat cash prize, proving once and for all that: Time is Money.

We live in increasingly pressurised times where much of our time is spent trying to save time! Take a quick look at your phone – just how many ‘time-saving’ apps have you got on it right now? Now ask yourself how many of them actually work? Right… then delete them then… I guess… how long would that take?

Time is Money is the show that really saves you time in your day to day life to free you up to do the things that you should be doing, like horse-riding, skiing, or something else you might see other people doing on the TV. Playing polo, maybe.

Time is Money is fiendishly simple. Our hosts introduce a panel of funny and crazy celebrities that show us their favourite life hacks. Little tips and tricks from the stars that have helped them get along and can now improve our lives by making things so, so much simpler. Some are fun, some are silly, some are extremely messy or dangerous, but most of them have the ultimate in ‘take-home TV’ – they can improve your life!