The digital world currently exists through a window of our screen through which our gaze can pass but not our touch and we simply trace patterns on its surface. These patterns of navigation in themselves are part of a privatised language that we engage with the machines that melt into the background of everyday life. Yet, what happens when the screen under our fingers gives away? This project's aim is to re-examine our relationship with touchscreens through interactive experience that highlights our daily touch-based interactions using an explorative game environment activated and controlled by touch itself.