The Come Out and Play Festival is a street games fesitval dedicated to exploring new styles of games and play.

Come Out & Play 2010 in Brooklyn

Pathfindr
"The Amazing Race" meets "Foursquare."

Start Time: Saturday June 5 at 3 PM
Location: Brooklyn Lyceum
# of players: 31-50
Duration: 1.5 hours
Required: an iPhone is required
URL: www.PlayPathfindr.com

Pathfindr is a game of real-world exploration where players use an iPhone web app to find checkpoints, complete challenges, and race their way to victory.

When you look at a Pathfindr game map, you will see two types of markers; Checkpoints and Challenges. Checkpoints are markers that you must visit in a specific order. A game of Pathfindr begins with you checking into the first Checkpoint, and ends when you check into the final Checkpoint after completing all of the Challenges. All players who complete the COaP game will be entered into a drawing to randomly receive $30 worth of iTunes gift cards courtesy of the Pathfindr team.

Visit www.PlayPathfindr.com for more information and pre-registration.

Designers: Dakota Reese Brown, Bobby Marko
Dakota Reese Brown is a Game and UX Designer based in St. Paul MN. Currently designing games and user experiences for Popular Front in Minneapolis MN, Dakota also holds an M.S. in Digital Media from Georgia Tech. Dakota's game, Pervasive Minesweeper, was previously featured in the 2006 festival. You can find Dakota on Twitter @dakotareese. Bobby Marko is a Designer and Developer based in St. Paul MN. More on his work may be found at: http://bobby-marko.com/