Abstract: A system and method for a multi-player, multi-operator and multi-location interactive game system that is displayed at public venues via digital signage devices, otherwise known as location-based interactive content devices. A widget comprising a variety of games superimposed upon full screen advertisements is customized to the operator's selection, and may be run on either: a server cluster, or an operator's computer. The system provides enhanced speed and game performance by using content servers to store image, text, graphics, or other types of files associated with a game.

Abstract: A puzzle having multiple elements, with loop portions at the ends of one U-shaped element interlocking a portion of another U-shaped element, whereby planar heart elements having dimensions not passable through the loop portions are each manipulated into or out from a predetermined position of the interlocked U-shaped elements. A crossbar element, having closed loops at either end, has unequal size flange portions at their point of attachment to allow the crossbar to be manipulated through the loop portions of the U-shaped elements during the puzzles manufacture.