The Treasure Hunt game finds an adventurous way to spread wealth, and yes, it involves a ghost lamp
For those who read the ancient tale of Alladin and his magic lamp, the wishful thought of one day finding a ghost lamp is inevitable. How great would it be if a spirit granted us anything and everything we desire? It turns out it’s not just fantasy. If you are smart enough, you can also fulfill your wishes with the help of treasure hunting games organized by Treasure Game$. This live-action gaming company launched its first competition in January and it’s a holy grail for every thrill-seeker with the chance of winning big if they find the ultimate treasure – the Wishing Lamp.
It is primarily a mind game. You have to have a knack to solve the tricky clues hidden in various locations across the USA. “To create wealth for more people than any other company in the world” is the company’s sole mission. Each game has different rules, time frames and treasures. Participants can go on treasure hunts both individually and in groups in shared public places until they find the location of the wish lamp. Once participants subscribe to the game and begin the hunt, they must provide a recorded video as evidence showing how they solved a clue and found the treasure.
The Treasure Game$ ensured that no private property was disturbed during the treasure hunt and that the safety of the participants was always a top priority. If you manage to solve all the clues, play the game following all protocols, and finally get the “wishing lamp,” you will be rewarded with $1 million in cash. Alternatively, they can also opt for three cashless material wishes, which can total up to $1.2 million according to the games’ current policy. If you think this game is too good to be true, the first winners of this treasure hunt are here to tell you otherwise.
Ron Novak and Michelle Bush, a couple from New Mexico, had the “ghost” grant their wish and won $1.2 million in prizes, according to KRQE. After nearly three months of treasure hunting, which required three trips to Dallas, the couple finally found the hidden lamp with a prize. It turned out that the clue was related to a “Seinfeld” episode and the couple had to spend an extra day of their planned trip to find the lamp. Instead of the $1 million cash, the two chose three wishes – a Sprinter van, the SouthWest Motel in Grants, New Mexico and a generous donation to the Hare Krishna Food for Life Group, which supported Novak when he was homeless.
When Novak found the lamp he was completely shocked and it took him a while to realize what they had achieved. He was very happy that he could contribute to the charity that meant a lot to him. “For me, being able to give them money in return was the greatest gift because I used to be a taker. I just accepted it and I needed help and wanted help,” Novak told the media channel. “We bought the transporter for the dogs. This is an internal joke,” Bush added, referring to her four dogs who are often crammed into her old Subaru. The couple looks forward to more treasure hunts in the future.
