For the Launch of The Boys Season 3, Prime Video and Herezie Present the Human Puzzle Experience
Jun. 30, 2022
To mark the release of the third season of The Boys, the platform's bloodiest phenomenon series, Prime Video took over the former department store Tati Barbès on June 27 and 28, 2022 and invited The Boys fandom to enjoy a unique immersive experience: the Human Puzzle. A one-hour journey in total immersion that plunges the public into the ultra-gore universe of the series, during which fans, content creators and journalists had to reconstitute a real fake body blown up into pieces and spread out in the 4 corners of the place entirely staged for the occasion.
The experience continued in a second room, in the presence of the Accurate Dream experts, specialized in the fabrication of ultra-realistic fake body parts, to offer guests a mold of their own middle finger, in reference to the iconic F*** from The Boys.
The 2 Youtubers Raska & Snaptrox also lent themselves to the game in a video holding all the promises of the series, soon available on the YouTube channel of Prime Video France.





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