Ok, I've been developing a game for Android and iOS called HexSolve. 
It's a puzzle game.  It's currently in the Google Play Store as an Open 
Beta.  I'm working to get it ready to submit to the Apple App Store.

Although POVRay doesn't run while you're playing the game, the graphics 
for the game were rendered using POVRay to draw the board and the tiles 
that move across it.

The textures are pretty much out of the box of for POVRay.  Tiles range 
from #1 to #9 and each number corresponds to a different texture. I 
tried making the textures more interesting as you get to higher numbers. 
  The board itself is created with CSG and a wood texture.  The text and 
graphics on the buttons and tiles was part of the POVRay scene.  Other 
text around the game was rendered directly on the device using the 
Freetype library.  Once rendered, the tiles and board were incorporated 
as textures for OpenGL ES and all game graphics were rendered using 
OpenGL ES in a 2D mode.

I also used POVRay to render the image that appears on the store and the 
icon that appears on the device.

I'm posting a screenshot of the game to povray.binary.images.

I'd be happy to answer any questions.  The game's web site is 
http://www.simberon.com/HexSolve/

David Buck

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