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Brainland

Designed for the rehabilitation training of the elderly and people with disabilities, this VR game provides a simulated learning environment for players to develop their motor, cognitive and life skills as well as express through artmaking within the playful experience.

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Developer
Lee Cheng
Publisher
Lee Cheng
Release
June 19, 2021
5 years and 45 days ago
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Positive11 reviews90.9%

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About the Game

Designed for the rehabilitation training of the elderly and people with disabilities, this VR game provides a simulated learning environment for players to develop their motor, cognitive and life skills as well as express through artmaking within the playful experience. There are six rooms in BrainLand, each of them comes with different activities targeting the development of the aforesaid attributes.

While VR controllers could be a default option, this VR game supports the use of VIVE Trackers that no buttons are needed to have fun with. This would help the elderly and people with disabilities to play without much cognitive or physical demand.
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