Electronic Board Games: Tangible graphics on hexagonal bezel-less screens

 

Lab members are busy these days playing e-cardboard strategy games, like this electronic version of the popular game Settler's of Catan. Created by Mike Rooke, the game simulates a future in which OLED or FOLED displays cover board game tiles without bezels. This allows not just for interactive computer game graphics on compound cardboard screens, but also for the use of tangible interaction techniques to affect the state of gameplay.

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