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This paper describes my PhD research into a new type of pervasive outdoor games for children: the head-up game (HUG). The main idea behind HUGs is that they support children's traditional way of outdoor gaming. Also, to illustrate HUGs, a first example of a HUG, the game Camelot, will be discussed.