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Re-Mission

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Re-Mission is a 2006 serious game developed by the non-profit organization HopeLab, specifically designed for adolescents and young adults undergoing cancer treatment. Players control a nanobot named Roxxi, who navigates the bodies of fictional cancer patients to destroy malignant cells, manage side effects, and combat bacterial infections. The game was created to entertain players while simultaneously educating them about their medical conditions and the importance of adherence. Clinical studies have demonstrated measurable improvements in patient treatment adherence.

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What is Re-Mission about?

Re-Mission is a 2006 serious game about cancer treatment. Players control a nanobot named Roxxi inside the bodies of fictional patients and fight malignant cells.

Who developed Re-Mission?

Re-Mission was developed by HopeLab, a nonprofit organization. The game was designed specifically for adolescents and young adults undergoing cancer treatment.

What does the player control in Re-Mission?

The player controls Roxxi, a nanobot traveling through fictional human bodies. Gameplay turns medical concepts such as attacking cancer cells into action-oriented missions.

Who was Re-Mission made for?

The game was made for teenagers and young adults receiving cancer treatment. Its educational purpose was to support treatment knowledge and engagement through interactive play.

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