Everyone uses their own phone.
On your phone, a random “tile” or “image” appears. (More likely a set of multiple tiles and images.)
It’s your task to place these in such a way that they “match up” (or follow a set of logic rules) before time runs out. In other words, you’ll be moving your phones around and around, trying to find a configuration where all phones match up into a single large map.
Continuing that idea …
Combine your phones to create a random playing board. Not only does it create many possibilities, it can also change over time. (This would be perfect for a time-based game, where the world is always shifting and moving around.)
To make this work with any number of phones and screen sizes, we’d probably need to do this:
- Divide phone into squares ( = grid sections), but leave some space at the edges.
- At each side (right, bottom, left, top) add at least ONE connection to the outside world.
- Then you can just place your phone in such a way that two connections match up.
We could probably do something cool with “your phones are the playing board”, but it requires a lot more thought …