Pikmin Bloom partners with IKEA Taiwan for August in-store event
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The mobile game "Pikmin Bloom" is collaborating with IKEA Taiwan for a limited-time event in August.
- Players can find special locations and complete challenges at all eight IKEA stores across Taiwan to earn exclusive in-game items like golden flower seedlings and postcards.
- IKEA Family members can also participate in an in-store scavenger hunt for a chance to receive a limited "Pikmin Thank You Card."
Taipei, Taiwan โ A delightful collaboration is set to bloom this August as the popular mobile game "Pikmin Bloom" partners with IKEA Taiwan for a special in-store event. The collaboration aims to bring the charming world of Pikmin to life within IKEA's physical stores across the island, offering players unique in-game rewards and interactive experiences.
From August 1st to August 31st, all eight IKEA stores in Taiwan, located in Xinzhuang, Xindian, Neihu, Taipei City, Taoyuan, Taichung, Kaohsiung, and Chiayi, will feature special in-game locations. Players who interact with these locations can obtain a golden flower seedling, which will grow into a Pikmin with a "tool" decoration, and an exclusive event postcard. Eight different postcard designs will be available, one for each store. Additionally, completing a "Location Challenge" task within any IKEA store will grant players a golden flower seedling for a Pikmin with a red photo button badge decoration.
Players can collect one golden flower seedling and one postcard from each special location every seven days. The location challenge is a one-time offer per player per store. For IKEA Family members, an additional "Find Pikmin" activity awaits. Participants can follow clues from display stands at store entrances to locate hidden Pikmin figures within the store. Finding three Pikmin and capturing their image allows members to redeem a limited "Pikmin Thank You Card" at the customer service desk. Each store has a daily limit of 250 cards, available on a first-come, first-served basis.
This collaboration taps into the "Pikmin Bloom" game's recent trend of encouraging players to walk and plant flowers, integrating the game's mechanics with a real-world retail environment. The event promises to engage fans of the game and IKEA shoppers alike with its blend of digital and physical activities.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.