Description

Mirror therapy is a well-established technique used in rehabilitation for amputees and individuals with limb movement limitations. It involves the use of a mirror to create the illusion of movement in the affected limb by reflecting the movement of the healthy limb. To enhance this therapy, "Spell Caster," an immersive virtual reality game, was developed to engage and motivate users during their therapy sessions.

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Walkthrough

Conducted in-depth research on individuals undergoing mirror therapy to understand their challenges, motivations, and preferences. Explored existing VR applications and games for rehabilitation.

Collaborated with therapists, game designers, and VR experts to generate ideas for the game concept. Explored various themes and gameplay mechanics that would align with the therapeutic goals.

Target Audience - Ideal User

The game was to be created for people undergoing mirror therapy, and to understand their needs, it was important to understand their personality.

User Persona

User Needs

• Users need an engaging and motivating experience to maintain their commitment to mirror therapy.
• Users need a virtual environment that closely mimics real-world movements to effectively stimulate their brain's perception of movement in the affected limb.
• Users need intuitive and adaptable hand gestures in the VR game to accommodate their individual capabilities and limitations.