SAN FRANCISCO, CA, February 10, 2013 (Press-News.org) The Love Games LLC launches the Team-Up Dating Game, a dating engagement engine to help 100 million Americans to connect and build team spirit before they fall in love.
"If you are one of the 12 million people who visit the Match.com website every month in search of love, you are most likely doomed," says Maria Shall, a chief designer of the Team-Up Dating Game. "There are more than one hundred million singles in the US, and thousands of online dating sites to help them to meet each other. Yet, finding the right person to fall in love with is as hard as ever. How do you find a needle in a haystack? It is almost impossible. Now, imagine another scenario. Imagine you've got the courage to sort through millions of online profiles, you've gotten lucky, you've found and met the perfect match, but have no skills to connect with that person. You are left heartbroken and broke. Painful."
"There are two main downfalls of most dating sites," she explains. "First, almost none of them provide you with real help to sort through potential candidates. Second, they do not have an engagement engine, a safe way to start a relationship. So if you are a person who does not know exactly what you want at the moment, you are still in the process of discovery, and you are a bit shy of interpersonal skills, then when you come to a website like Match.com, you are definitely doomed. Many of us simply do not know how to connect." Maria Shall believes that a love connection starts with a human connection; based on this belief she created the Team-Up Dating Game to help people to connect, get to know one other, build chemistry and trust, and become a team before they decide to go ahead and fall in love.
"Love is the ultimate team game," says Maria. "If you want to win the game of love you need to know how to play it. The Team-Up Dating Game will help you to learn how, and will help you to make sense of dating."
About the Team-Up Dating Game
The Team-Up Dating Game is a get-to-know-you game best played in a speed-dating format, but also can be played by two people on an individual date. A player wins the game when he learns to recognize in his date qualities that can make the two of them into a romantic, a friendship, or a career/business team. Each player is provided with a secret love formula and instructions on how to build chemistry and trust. The game rules, along with relationship and chemistry maps, can be downloaded at http://www.teamup.thelovegames.co.uk.
The Team-Up Dating Game is the first in the series of Love Games that will be available to the public later this year in both digital and face-to-face formats.
About Love Games LLC
The Love Games LLC is an early stage startup whose mission is to build a dating engagement engine to help American singles to connect and stay connected through a series of digital and face-to-face dating games based on a proprietary human relationship theory created by Maria Shall. The magic ingredient of a successful love story is a team-up spirit and a set of team-up skills that can be easily gained when group of singles play Love Games.
PRESS CONTACT: Maria V. Shall
EMAIL: maria.v.shall@gmail.com
TELEPHONE: (650) 814-1015
WEBSITE: www.teamup.thelovegames.co.uk
How to Make Sense of Dating When 100 Million Singles Are Available for a Romantic Rendezvous
The Love Games LLC has announced the release of the Team-Up Dating Game to help millions of singles looking for love not only to find a good match, but also to build the skills needed to create a love connection that lasts.
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[Press-News.org] How to Make Sense of Dating When 100 Million Singles Are Available for a Romantic RendezvousThe Love Games LLC has announced the release of the Team-Up Dating Game to help millions of singles looking for love not only to find a good match, but also to build the skills needed to create a love connection that lasts.