World Screen

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

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.

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

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. 

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

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.

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

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

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.

In time for MIPTV and MIPFormats, the TV Formats Screenings Festival is putting the spotlight on some of the most innovative new and returning concepts available on the international market.