Fit to Draw: An Elevation of Location-Based Exergames
summary
Fit to Draw is a location-based exergame built in the Unity engine that uses phone GPS tracking to turn outdoor walking into picture-drawing gameplay: players walk routes to trace words, then peers guess those traces and both drawer and guesser earn points. The prototype emphasizes low-intensity exercise, accessible movement, and direct multiplayer competition rather than solo play, and pilot sessions report recognizable drawings and lively social guessing that meet the stated goals.
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