In addition to designing the Our Courts identity and website, Cabengo designed and developed the animated online game, Supreme Decision, with development partner, Studio Mobile. In Supreme Decision, the player is a clerk to a U.S. Supreme Court Justice who must help his or her justice decide a challenging First Amendment case. In the fictional case, modeled loosely on Tinker vs. Des Moines, a student has been suspended for wearing a T-shirt with his favorite band's logo, against school policy.

Focusing on the affordances of digital media and how it can support student learning and teacher practice, Supreme Decision encourages thoughtful engagement with first amendment issues through a series of internal challenges. Game play involves evaluating animated disagreements between pairs of justices to determine whether the shirt should be given the same protection as political speech or whether the school was justified in the suspension. The playful interface, and charming, quirky illustrations and animations are appealing to middle school audiences.

Services: Strategic consulting, project management, creative and art direction, information architecture, game design and development, including design and illustration for game characters, environments, interface elements, sound, and content graphics; sourcing/recording/editing voice over; animation; and flash development.