bit x bit is an environment for improvisation influenced by game rules and aesthetics. The smartphone interfaces are specifically designed for the game and allow for information to be hidden from other players thus providing an experience normally impossible in local multiplayer. The sound is closely linked to the movement of the players/’ avatars so that the game and its rules become something of a score for the players. The two parts of the game create a contrast between collaborative and more adversarial modes of play. (Sound in collaboration with Nathan Corder)