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The Venice Game project explores how mobile gaming can help users enhance their experience of art and history through a pleasant and challenging interaction with an urban environment's heritage and people. VeGame's participants form teams that share a handheld and play along Venice's narrow streets, discovering the city's art and history through engaging microgames.