Spy Date, a new take on the dating and relationships genre, is on offer from Dori Media Group at the TV Formats Screenings Festival.

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Kristin Brzoznowski explores the demand for game shows and where the genre is headed next.

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An escape game show with a horror twist, the Nippon TV format Dark Doubt sees contestants try to break out of pitch-black stages before attempting to clear missions.

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Passion Distribution is plugging a new dating format, Love in the Flesh, in the TV Formats Screenings Festival, along with Stitch, Please!

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Fuji Television Network’s $$$ Mansion—Can You Keep the Cash?, one of the game shows available in the TV Formats Screenings Festival, sees four teams vie for a massive cash prize. 

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Media Ranch is highlighting the format Happily Ever Apart, which follows couples as they amicably divorce.

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Leading WeMake’s highlights, the singing competition Starlight sees contestants begin singing in the dark, only to be revealed when the jury shines its light on them.

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Armoza Formats has unveiled its slate for MIPTV, which includes three brand-new titles across the docu-reality, game-show and drama genres.

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Nippon TV is showcasing its expertise in both scripted and non-scripted content with its TV Formats Screenings Festival entries: CONNECTED and Dark Doubt.

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Three brands in the dating and relationship space and the new singing game show Last Singer Standing lead All3Media International’s offerings in the TV Formats Screenings Festival.

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