… games should be developed as the most appropriate tools for participation. Designing such
serious games … widespread citizen participation as gamers, and taking cognisance of the …

… Although this study covers serious games in all platforms or delivery systems, the … include
computer serious games. Computer-assisted learning through serious games is considered …

… medicine education and training, in particular for training nontechnical skills. Experimental
studies comparing teaching and learning in VR with traditional training … of learning or training …

… The purpose of this research was to implement a medical-surgical escape room game as an
introduction to the nursing simulation lab and to determine student anxiety levels before and …

… and ability to facilitate more significant cognitive development. The word “serious game”
typically refers to a computer game primarily intended for education, training, simulation, …

… Serious games favor socialization as well as teacher-student and student-student interaction.
… In addition to promoting learning, educational games also favor immediate feedback and …

… The use of Serious Games (SGs) for education and training can be traced back to the late …
as video games with serious purposes, such as training, simulation and healthcare, instead of …

… the addition of rules converts a gaming system into a game. Gaming and serious games both
make use of game elements for objectives unrelated to the primary goal of games, which is …

… valuable tools in postgraduate medical education, as competency-based medical education
… graduates to apply competencies learned during their training to real-world scenarios with …

… serious games remain education and health care [39]. Serious games are increasingly used
for mental health care treatment: serious games exist for the treatment of depression, post-…