The Fugitive

Location-based games are gaining visibility in Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) because they provide a context to explore social interactions, the effect of personas and individual skill, and how the environment plays a role in shaping the play space. Studying the human and collaborative experiences of games is getting research attention in a number of diverse areas such as understanding socio-cognitive processes [3] emerging strategies during repeated play [1], and learning [2]. A key theme that has emerged in the study of location-based games is the focus on human experiences rather than the traditional emphasis on the network infrastructure to support the game