Tilting up will pass the word and also show a new clue. If you guess correctly, tilt the phone screen down to draw a new card. It's up to everyone else to give clues so you can correctly guess the right answer. You'll hold up an iPhone to your forehead, and the phone screen then displays a word from a diverse number of different categories. There may be hope for smartwatch gaming.From talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, Heads Up! is one of the most popular party games available. Perfect for all ages, the game's appeal is in large part thanks to its simplicity and the fact that it can be played with anywhere between two people to a huge group. Then the imagination bypasses the restrictions of the screen,” says Farquharson. And rather than pull on the graphical power of the Apple Watch, the game uses words to guide the player’s creativity. The player simply has to tell their agent what to do to complete missions. Every 20 minutes, a fictional colleague in the field checks in through the watch, via real notifications, so messages come through among emails and texts from real-world contacts. But it’s also an espionage-themed text adventure. Really, then, it’s a live-action role-playing game. Players of Bossa’s game assume the role of a person wearing a futuristic watch. That doesn’t exist.” Or at least, it didn’t exist. So we have to design a game that you play every 20 minutes for three to four seconds. “You take it out maybe every 20 minutes, and use it for maybe three seconds. “We asked ourselves how we use a watch,” says Bossa’s Vince Farquharson. And now it is working on a smart piece of interactive fiction for Apple’s wearable. One outfit willing to consider the watch’s potential is Bossa Studios, a London-based team famed for tongue-in-cheek titles such as Surgeon Simulator.

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