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In this i(Pawn) game, each player uses a small pawn to participate in a role-playing conversation. The game pieces are distinctly recognized by the system, and as they interact with the software, players are offered a variety of paths to take.
Let's be honest, this game looks about as interesting as a cup of cold tea, but it's good to see digital designers starting to push the boundaries of ageing touchscreen applications.
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