Tentacle [iPhone, Events]

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Tentacles is an iPhone/iPod touch application designed for participation in a multi-user, location-based game projected into public spaces. Co-developed by the Canadian Film Centre Media Lab, the OCAD Mobile Lab, and the York University Mobile Media Lab, with support from CONCERT, tentacles can be played indoors or out – projected on walls, in theatres, stadiums, giant outdoor screens, or on the side of a building.

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