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A learning and training game, 3D Reseaux teaches civil engineers and construction workers about the risks of working near underground networks.
"Challenge your family and friends in a new digital board game, and at the same time learn your first words in a new language together.
In this Nintendo Wii exergame, players move their upper and lower bodies by using the Wii remote and a game mat. This game involves more than a dozen fast-paced activities, such as log jumping, river rafting, and a minecart adventure.
"Geared toward 3rd to 5th grade students with social-behavioral problems, Adventures aboard the S.S.GRIN links the worlds of social skills training and interactive technology.
This group of free mini-games by the National Dairy Council focuses on healthy food choices and the benefits of good nutrition and portion control.
This brain-training puzzle game offers fifteen mini-games sorted into five categories: identify, memorize, analyze, compute, and visualize. Multi-player, competitive, and cooperative play modes are available.
Developed by Electronic Arts for the Nintendo Wii, this is a music and dance game in which players sing, perform, and dance as if they were really on stage. Players earn points based on how well they match the rhythm and pitch.
For the Nintendo DS, Brain Age includes a variety of cognitive-based mini-games designed to entertain and challenge players. Players can draw pictures, read books out loud, and solve puzzles, and play popular games like Sudoku.
Designed for mobile platforms, Brain Challenge is intended to be an entertaining yet challenging game that helps players increase the percentage of their brains used.
BrainBashers is a free, online collection of riddles, brain-teasers, puzzles, and games designed to challenge players’ mental capabilities.
Brain Rules Games is a set of free, online mini-games that can educate players about the human brain. Each mini-game addresses a component of the brain such as neurons, neuronal growth, brain development, and anatomy.
Breakfast Detectives is an online educational game that teaches players about the five food groups and the benefits of eating healthy foods. To win, players must "drag and drop the right foods to match the clues!"
Players of this asthma self-management side-scrolling Nintendo console adventure game guide Bronkie the Bronchiasaurus and Trakie the Tracheratops through 18 game levels to save their ancient pla
"New health games based upon the popular Jeopardy game are beginning to gain momentum among students, as they learn while having fun.
Cheerios Playtime is comprised of learning skills activities for children.
Developed by the Home Safety Council, this collection of free, online games is designed to teach children about dangerous situations and ways to stay safe.
CogniFit Personal Coach is intended to improve players’ cognitive skills and increase brain activity.
Colgate Kid’s world is a collection of free, online mini-games and fun activities for children about proper dental hygiene. These games address important teeth cleaning habits and how diet and nutrition can affect players’ teeth.
Available for Mac or PC, this exergame asks players to dance and boogie their way to a fun work out. The game uses contemporary Christian music.
DAWARS Ambush! is a military-based training simulation developed by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to educate and train military personnel on the rules-of-engagement.
Deca Sports is an interactive sports game comprised of ten different sports activities made for the Nintendo Wii. Using a Wii remote, players can engage in archery, figure skating, badminton, curling, and more.
For the Nintendo DS and Wii, Don King Boxing: Boxercise engages players in a simulated boxing match.
Earn the Stars is a merit-based tool for educating, motivating, recognizing and rewarding children to make good choices about nutrition and participating in physical activities.
EyeToy: Kinetic Combat is a fitness game in which players engage in the ancient art of kung fu.
This exergame for the PlayStation 2 includes over a dozen active games intended to help players stay physically fit and off the couch. Games include hitting home runs and battling ninjas.
Fatworld is a game that focuses on the political side of nutrition. Players can learn about the role socioeconomics plays in the relationship between obesity and nutrition in the United States.
Fit Brains: Brain Games are a set of games intended to maximize and improve brain skill. This free, online game addresses five cognitive areas of the brain and sessions can be individualized using personalization tools.
This set of free, online games designed to exercise adults’ brains and minds. Players can choose from a variety of games that, with practice, may help improve memory and cognition.
FunBrain is a collection of free, online educational games for children and tweens designed to improve learning in a number of subjects including math, science, and vocabulary.
FunSchool is a set of free, online educational games developed to help younger children focus on and improve in various school subjects, including reading and math.
Gamequarium is a collection of free, online educational games for children. It is divided into sets according to grade level, subject, and content.
Games for the Brain is a set of free, online interactive brain training games designed to improve memory and other areas of cognition. The dozens of games include a variety of different puzzles and activities.
GameWheels was developed to give patients suffering from spinal cord injuries the opportunity to exercise while playing an exergame. It can be used as a therapeutic tool for wheelchair users.
"Some of the most popular games are now available to help you better manage your Diabetes! Quiz, Solitaire and more that are soon to follow combine the fun of your favorite games with motivation for a healthier you!"
"Some of the most popular games are now available to help you better manage your Diabetes! Quiz, Solitaire and more that are soon to follow combine the fun of your favorite games with motivation for a healthier you!"
The Green Grocer Puzzler is designed to educate children about the importance of eating healthy and nutritious foods. The goal is to find grocery items using a few tips and clues. This is a free, online game.
The game GRIP was developed to help diabetic children better understand and manage their condition.
This web-based collection of brain training games and exercises was developed to improve and strengthen players’ concentration and ability to focus and give attention.
This web-based collection of games and exercises was developed to challenge and sharpen players’ cognitive processes.
Happy Neuron Visual-Spatial Games were developed to help improve players’ visual and spatial skills. These games may teach players to be more aware of their surroundings.
Idea Seekers Move & Match is a free online game designed to teach children about food and nutrition. The goal is for players to find and grab the healthy foods among a big mix up. A webcam is required to play this game.
This free, downloadable game teaches about the immune system and is targeted to high school and college students.
"Juf in a Box ('Teacher in a Box') is developed by Ranj, in co-operation with TNO, the Donders Institute, Avans and the Radboud University of Nijmegen.
Kids Games is an educational web site for children that offers a variety of free games, activities, and puzzles. Games address areas including coordination, art, music, and cognition.
In the free, online game Killer Flu, players are taught about seasonal and pandemic flu and how those differ from the influenza virus.
This is one game in a series of games that encourages Pre-K children to engage their bodies in learning.
This is one game in a series of games that encourages Pre-K children to engage their bodies in learning.
This is one game in a series of games that encourages Pre-K children to engage their bodies in learning.
This is one game in a series of games that encourages Pre-K children to engage their bodies in learning.
This collection of web-based brain training exercises and activities is designed to improve multiple areas of cognition. Players can choose from a variety of games that focus on concentration, memory, attention, and more.
"Make your own virtual milk shake, print your recipe and then try it at home in your own kitchen! Make sure to use your Blender safely."
"The Mosquito and Parasite educational games and related reading, are based on the 1902 and 1907 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
Me2 is a game for which you create an avatar and a pedometer that counts and keeps track of every step taken by players. In order to unlock games on the device, players must accumulate points based on the amount of step taken.
Published by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Milk Matters is a free, online collection of interactive games designed to educate players about the importance of calcium
"Mission Control™ is a versatile computer access device designed for children who do not use a standard keyboard and standard mouse.
"Are you up to this nutrition challenge? Explore our kitchen and find out. You can open the fridge, snoop in the cabinet, and even play the message on the answering machine."
Available for free download, this simulation game puts players in a burning building. The goal is for players to navigate through the smoke-filled rooms and rescue as many victims as possible.
My Stop Smoking Coach with Allen Carr is designed to help players quit smoking tobacco. This Nintendo DS game is based on the philosophies of Allen Carr and is intended to be an entertaining, challenging, and helpful way to stop smoking.
My Word Coach is a Nintendo Wii and DS game designed to test players’ ability to command and use the English language.
This free, online collection of interactive games, puzzles, and activities was designed by the National Geographic Society to help children prepare for their schoolwork.
NEAT-o-Race and NEAT-o-Sudoku are mobile phone games that require players to earn activity points in order to advance.
Playnormous.com is a web site for children that offers free health games that focus on nutrition and healthy eating habits.
Positive Gaming iDANCE2 System is a multi-player machine dance software that allows 32 people to play simultaneously with real time performance feedback.
PrimaryGames is a free, online collection of educational games, activities, and puzzles for children .
Prongo is a web site that offers free educational activities, puzzles, and games for young students. Players can choose among a variety of math, logic, and cognition games.
The Puzzability Sampler is a free, downloadable collection of puzzles, activities, and exercises designed to stimulate the mind and increase cognitive capability. Players can choose from dozens of games the whole family can enjoy.
Replay: Finding Zoe is a free, online educational game designed to promote healthy and equal relationships among individuals and reduce gender stereotyping and sexism.
In a side-scrolling Nintendo console adventure game, players guide experimental surgeon Rex Ronan as he shrinks to near-microscopic size, enters the body of his patient who is dying from tobacco-
RU SURE? is a simulation game designed to engage students in thinking about their drinking. Players of this game will be faced with making alcohol-related decisions that can lead to serious consequences.
Sheppard Software is a collection of free, online educational games, puzzles, and activities designed to teach young minds about health and improve understanding in various school related subjects.
Sickle Cell Slime-O-Rama is intended to help children with sickle cell disease feel better about themselves and gain a greater understanding of their condition.Players are contestants on a game sho
The Smart Cycle is a stationary bike by Fisher-Price that allows young children to engage in physical activity while playing a learning video game.
"The Smart Cycle Extreme is a stationary bike, arcade game and learning center that plugs directly into your TV.
"It’s a stationary bike, a learning center, and an arcade game system—all rolled into one! Smart Cycle Racer plugs right into your TV, ready to take kids on learning adventures like no other.
My School Day is a software program designed to educate older children about proper interactions and basic classroom etiquette.
School Rules! is a software program designed to educate tweens and teens about appropriate behaviors in and outside the classroom.
SparkTop.org is a web site that offers free educational games, puzzles, activities, and exercises for children that learn differently or at a slower pace.
Speed Brain is a brain-training game designed to help players improve their reaction time and processing speed.
"Symptom Scenes is an arcade game featuring a cast of cute characters suffering from Meningitis or Septicaemia. It's a race against time to recognize the symptoms and save as many as you can!
"In this game your dog has type-1 diabetes. This is a very serious disease. With proper treatment, however, your dog can live a happy life for many years.
“In an effort to further raise awareness, Dutch researchers have created a game that challenges players to control a new pandemic.
The Kidz Page is an educational web site for young children with dozens of fun games, activities, and puzzles designed to keep the mind sharp.
"When a legendary ancient king returns to enslave the world, a young boy named Oz must awaken the hero within.
"The SilverFit is a system for virtual rehabilitation. It has been developed for people who have to exercise regularly as part of a rehabilitation program.
Thinks.com is a web site that includes free educational games, puzzles, quizzes and even brain teasers.
This game combines entertainment, physical activity, and virtual environments.
Wee Willie Wheezie is an interactive PC game designed to educate children about asthma and effective strategies for managing it.
"Whyville was launched in 1999 as a virtual city for engaging young people in constructive educational activities while promoting socially responsible behavior.
Using a wireless bat and ball, players can work on their swing, compete against friends, and lead their team to the top.
Using the wireless racket, players can swing, lob, and serve as if they were really on the court.
Leapfrog’s Zippity is an interactive system that combines physical activity and education.Young players can dance, jump, move, and learn with their favorite Disney characters.
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A blog from Gamercize about the latest research studies and findings related to the effects of playing exergames. This blog offers information on the use of technology to combine video games and exercise for fitness purposes.
Archimage is a design studio that designs computer games, particularly games for health, and offers services in web design, computer animation, and multimedia.
A set of software tools developed by Bioware, the Aurora Toolset allows users to create and share modules for Bioware's "Neverwinter Nights" role-playing game.
Brain Health Blog concerns “information on the science that goes into the [brain training] games and training applications developed by Luminosity.
A blog created by Clark Aldrich, a designer of simulations and innovative software techniques. .The blog’s tagline is “Field Notes From The World’s Go-To Guy on Educational Simulations.”
"CrazyMonkeyGames.com was created to provide a fun, friendly, and entertaining website for everyone to enjoy. Our goal is to become your destination of choice for playing free online games."
Crymod is a platform for users to share and exchange modification tools, techniques, and game source code to help make mods to the game engine that supports Warhead and Crysis War.
“Crystal Space is a mature, full-featured software development kit (SDK) providing real-time 3D graphics for applications such as games and virtual reality. It is free (LGPL) and cross-platform (Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac OS X).”
"The Digiplay Initiative is home to an online bibliography of research into digital/video games. Maintained by Jason Rutter, this research resource contains approximately 3000 references and is fully searchable for registered users."
"Jason Rutter's Digiplay Initiative is home to an online bibliography of research into digital/video/computer games. This research resource contains over 3000 references and is fully searchable for registered users."
"The Doom 3 engine made its debut on August 2004 with the release of Doom 3. It introduces several advantages over current available engines"
"Educational Games Research Blog discusses topics related to academic research and media commentary concerning the use of video games in K-20 settings."
"Funschool offers free online educational elementary games for kids as well as printable activities, coloring and crafts that will help kids learn and get ready for school."
“Future Making Serious Games explores how games can be used for building a better future.” The latest articles, news, and stories about advances in serious games, technology, and related topics are discussed in this blog.
Game Set Watch is a weblog that compiles information and reviews on the world of independent games.
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"The go to source for the latest news on the newest games, consoles, and more. Catch up on interviews, reviews, previews, of the latest video games and read up on our many blogs."
The Games-for-Health Discussion Listserv is an email discussion list for people interested in building health games.
"Generation FIT is the premier solution for integrating Technology, Games and Software that provide Movement, Fitness, and ExerLearning (R) throughout your school (grades 3-12)."
Healthy Gaming provides users with “daily news, tips and thoughts concerning health related video games.”
Humana Games for Health develops health-related games and offers recent news, research, and links to play games that provide physical and mental workouts.
"MobyGames is a historical archive, documentation, and review project for all electronic games (computer, console, and arcade)."
"Free online games with high score boards. Compete with your friends or the world."
RightHealth offers listings of web resources including blogs, forums, news, videos, and images about nutrition games.
A blog, subtitled “Digging the Best of Serious Games Promising Market,” that discusses the latest news, articles, and stories about advances in the field of serious games.
Super Smart Games provides user-rated reviews and detailed descriptions of games judged to be healthy or educational for kids, teens, or adults. Visitors can search and find games based on category, platform, age group, and subject.
“SeriousGames.ning.com is intended as a web portal to serious games news, resources and companies. Its secondary goal is to enable networking between anyone with an interest in serious games.”
Unreal Engine 2 provides numerous features and tools for game creation and modding. This engine can also be applied to other non-gaming projects such as training simulations, education, and more.
“Welcome to the UT3 Mod Community section of UDN, with all the details you need to become an expert with the award-winning Unreal Technology for UT3.”
Valve Texture Resource List features a list of links that direct users to websites that offer a variety of free textures and images for download.
Virtual Goods News is a web site that offers the latest news and information regarding "the business of microtransactions, goods and gifts" in an online setting.
“38 Studios is an entertainment and IP creation company in development on a broad range of products, including online and console video games, toys, novels, comics, film, TV, and other forms of dig
3G Studios is a game design studio that recently "expanded the company focus to include games for mobile and social media, including the iPhone and Facebook."
Abalone Studios is a serious games development company that creates location-based mixed-reality environments for training by the US army and others.
Abandon Interactive Entertainment develops and publishes video game content for multiple platforms and genres.
“An independent game developer company located in Barcelona (Spain), [Abylight’s work is] guaranteed by the extensive experience of the four founders and the quality of its human resources.
"AD-Invaders is a video game studio which resulted from the meeting between marketing professionals and specialists of the gaming industry.
"Founded in 1990, Argosy Publishing delivers technology-based, content development unequalled anywhere.
"The Arizona Nutrition Network (AzNN) is a public and private partnership led by the Arizona Department of Health's Bureau of USDA Nutrition Programs.
"Artificial Life is the world's first full service broadband mobile content and technology provider.
At Ayogo, we’re helping people change their lives, one fun social game at a time.
"B*tween Productions, Inc. is the developer of the Beacon Street Girls® (BSG), a consumer/entertainment brand committed to the health and well being of girls ages 9-13.
"We are a digital media entertainment company in Columbia, Maryland, focused on creating fun, educational games.
"Bethesda Game Studios is the award-winning development studio known around the world for its groundbreaking work on The Elder Scrolls series.
"Big Huge Games was founded in February of 2000 by four veteran game developers: Tim Train, David Inscore, Jason Coleman, and Brian Reynolds.
"Blockdot is a world-renowned and award-winning studio specializing in Interactive Entertainment and Advergaming technologies.
"Blue Fang Games is an independent game developer dedicated to delivering original and compelling experiences that are able to engage our audiences across a variety of platforms.
"I am the VP of Business Development for Serious Business, a leading producer of social games for the social web. Our flagship game is Friends for Sale and we have plans for some other cool games.
Compton's New Media is the publisher of such games as "Prince Interactive," "The Case of the Cautious Condor," and "The Berenstain Bears: Learning At Home, Volume One." "Compton's New Media has merged into The Learning Company."
"Controlled Chaos takes the best aspects of the Video Game Industry and uses them to make the best and most profitable games possible, while shedding some of the industry’s less prosperous trends a
"Coresoft Inc. was founded in June of 1998 by industry veterans. Since our inception we have grown to several teams and have developed twenty published titles with more coming soon.
"Digital Dream Forge is an independent software testing company based in Scottsdale, Arizona.
"At Digital Praise, Inc. we believe that children's games can be fun, exciting and engaging while encouraging positive values such as responibility, forgiveness, and kindness.
"Research at the Distributed & Collaborative Virtual Environments Research Laboratory (DISCOVER) is directed towards the enhancement of human-human communication through computing technology
"Disney Interactive Studios, the interactive entertainment affiliate of the Walt Disney Company is a global business unit that self-publishes and licenses a broad portfolio of video games for multi
"Founded in Hawaii in 1851, Dole Food Company, Inc., with 2007 revenues of $6.9 billion, is the world's largest producer and marketer of high-quality fresh fruit and fresh vegetables.
"Electronic Arts Inc. is a leading global interactive entertainment software company. EA develops, publishes, and distributes interactive software worldwide for video game systems, personal computers, wireless devices and the Internet."
"Created in 2003, our studio was built from the ground up. This fact makes EA Montreal unique within the EA family.
"EA Sports is a brand name used by Electronic Arts since 1989 to distribute games based on sports.
"Eduweb develops award-winning digital learning games and interactives about art, history, science and technology.
"Founded in 2006 by video game industry veterans, EEDAR is the largest specialty video game research firm in the world...
"The Emergent Media Center is an academic center whose mission is to educate and inspire next generation media creators and leaders by addressing and creating solutions to the "wicked problems" fac
Enjoymentland develops games and applications for mobile and internet platforms.
"The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) is the U.S.
"Award-winning game developer, Catherine Frederico combined her photographic talents and her creative energy with her background as a Nutrition Scientist and Registered Dietitian to create the firs
"At FRONTLINE Studios, we develop games for next generation entertainment devices (Nintendo Wii, PS3, XB360, PC) as well as handhelds (DS, PSP, and iPhone).
"Frozen Codebase is a small band of industry vets, rock stars, nerds, and robot artists with a passion for all things video games.
"GameHouse Studios, the award winning game studio of RealGames, is a leading provider of games serving the Casual Games market since 2000 and has over 75 games to its credit.
"Games for Health is a project produced by The Serious Games Initiative, a Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars effort that applies cutting edge games and game technologies to a range o
"A non-profit organization based in Europe, the “Games for Health Europe Foundation”, is arranging the Games For Health Europe conference in the Netherlands."
"GarageGames is currently located in Las Vegas, Nevada. As the makers of the Torque game development technology, we have provided professional level cross-platform technology and tools since 2000.
"Ghostfire Games is a video game studio based out of Austin, Texas. Our focus is on the casual games market, and we aim to raise the bar for the quality level of games people expect from downloadable platforms."
"Founded by Howard Horowitz, Got Game Entertainment, LLC is a leading publisher of interactive entertainment games. Got Game Entertainment is committed to bringing to market quality games offering exceptional entertainment."
"Hudson Soft is an international provider of games and entertainment content founded in 1973.
"Founded in 1992, Humongous creates edutainment and entertainment PC games for kids. The company was founded as Humongous Entertainment, Inc. in 1992 and changed its name to Humongous, Inc. in 2006."
"Hyperspace Cowgirls was an American developer of video games for young girls, CD-ROMs, and web sites. Based in Manhattan, they… shut down in 2002."
"We are an independent game development & digital publishing studio committed to creating games with a focus on compelling gameplay & fun!
"Interactive Selection is the market leading search and recruitment company working only in computer games and interactive entertainment.
"Ironstar Helsinki is the first company in the world to have successfully launched a cross-platform game that allows branded virtual goods in both online and mobile environments."
"Jennifer Ann's Group is an Atlanta-based NGO that has been working to prevent teen dating violence since 2006.
"Kendall & Son Solutions LLC is a developer specializing in Reference and Games."
Kevin Stone is the developer of " BrainBashers™, a massive and exciting collection of brain teasers, puzzles, riddles, games and optical illusions.
"Law 37 is an alliance of creative folk - game designers, coders, writers - working together to create pro bono, pro-social games."
"Legacy Interactive® is a seasoned developer of innovative simulations and games on all major interactive platforms.
"LucasArts is a leading publisher and developer of interactive entertainment software for videogame console systems and personal computers.
"Lumos Labs is a cognitive neuroscience research and development company that builds software tools for improving brain health and performance.
"America's VideoGame Expo, the East Coast Games Summit and VideoGame.Net are part of Lunar Tide Communications, Inc. a company that develops videogame related events and educational services."
"M5's products and services help leading ISPs generate proven ARPU via our advertising and search marketing products.
"Magnin & Associates is an authorized Nintendo DS and iPhone developer. We have been in business since 1993 specializing in handheld games."
"Max Gaming Technologies, LLC began as a developer of backend systems for automated game ladders and leagues.
"Minds Refined is a research and development company that creates computer games specifically designed to enhance cognitive abilities."
"Mission Critical Studios was formed in 2007 as an independent developer of video games for the PC, Xbox 360, PS3 and the Wii."
"Mistic Software is an independent developer located in Montreal, Canada. Currently, we are developing 5 brand new games across several platforms (Wii, DS, DSiWare & iPhone).
"Morphonix™ is developing a series of video games which make abstract concepts of brain science fun and comprehensible to children and teens.
"NAMCO BANDAI Games' mission is to inspire people around the world and help them enjoy their time to the full.
Publisher of the game National Geographic Kids, "The National Geographic Society has been inspiring people to care about the planet since 1888.
Publisher of the Milk Matters games, "The NICHD was initially established to investigate the broad aspects of human development as a means of understanding developmental disabilities, including men
Developer of many games including the Brains Rule Games and Sara’s Quest, "NIDA's mission is to lead the Nation in bringing the power of science to bear on drug abuse and addiction."
"Natsume started publishing interactive games in 1990 in Burlingame, California (near San Francisco).
"Neversoft is home to over 175 employees and is the developer of popular video game franchises Guitar Hero and Tony Hawk."
"Media Productions primarily focuses on providing instructional design and educational media development for NMSU's numerous statewide outreach programs in partnerships with other campus-wide, regional and national faculty and programs."
"The mission of Nobel Media is to spread information and knowledge about the Nobel Prize and the Nobel Laureates and their Nobel Prize awarded achievements.
"Nourish Interactive is your free one stop resource for fun nutrition games for kids, interactive nutrition tools and tips for parents and health educators to use to promote healthy living for the whole family."
"OC3 Entertainment is a private company that was founded in 2002 by Jamie Redmond, John Briggs, and Doug Perkowski. Our mission is simple: to power the gaming industry with realistic talking characters."
"Paul Jaquays is a game designer and artist of table-top role-playing games (RPGs) and video games."
Located in Paris, France, Persistant Studios strives to "Gather the solutions to concretize the innovation, deal with the hardware capacities at their best."
"Persuasive Games designs, builds, and distributes electronic games for persuasion, instruction, and activism."
"A versatile developer of fun console games, with an emphasis on absolute dependability for our publishing partners. When we commit to something, we will deliver it at a high quality and on time.
"Planet Moon Studios is a leading game developer staffed by veteran industry professionals with an average of 10 years experience.
"We're a creative production studio specialising in branded content, original games and interactive toys for use in the digital space - web, iPhone and handheld."
"PlayFirst is an innovative entertainment company that makes games appealing to everyone.
"Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. is an independent publisher of entertainment software for consoles, PCs, handhelds, mobile devices, and other digital media.
"Playnormous is an online community for children ages 6 to 15, their parents, and teachers to play fun casual games for health."
"Here at PopCap our goal is to create fun games that literally everyone can enjoy. Our games are easy to learn, tough to master... and utterly addictive!"
A maker of brain games, "Posit Science strives to help people flourish throughout their lives. We do this by providing effective, non-invasive tools that engage the brain's natural plasticity to improve brain health."
"I originally designed the educational games in this site for my own students. However, once I saw their growing popularity among children around the world, I decided to expand this site and create games for students everywhere."
"Prongo.com is an educational website for Kids. Prongo.com provides hours of learning fun for kids and resources teachers need to have a fun and productive classroom."
"Rare, Ltd. (formerly known as Rareware) is a British video game development company [that was acquired by Microsoft in 2002]. It was founded in 1982 …as Ashby Computers and Graphics Ltd. (ACG).
Realtime Associates is an independent video game studios that work in a variety of areas from educational and music-themed toys to console, handheld and PC games to graphic-intensive military simulations.
"At Red Rocket Games we’re committed to making innovative casual games for digital distribution on your iPhone and desktop.
"Remedy Entertainment Ltd., a privately held developer of action computer games, game franchises and leading edge 3D game technology is based in Espoo, Finland.
"Retronyms is a small band of programmers and designers based in San Francisco that write software for the iPhone, Mac, PC and Unix.
"rondomedia is one of the leading publishers and distributors of entertainment-software in Germany with a strong focus on casual games."
"Rovio is an award-winning mobile game developer with a proven track record in creating innovative, fun and great looking games across multiple genres for players of all shapes and sizes.Working fr
"Schell Games is a full-service game design and development studio specializing in the innovatively uncommon.
"The Scheller Teacher Education Program is involved in research, prototyping, development, implementation, and professional development around new technologies in education.
"The Serious Games Initiative is focused on uses for games in exploring management and leadership challenges facing the public sector.
"Branching out from book publishing, New York based Simon & Schuster formed Simon & Schuster Interactive. The company specializes in publishing games of all genres."
"Skyriser Media is an independent development studio based in Montreal, Canada. We are dedicated to creating iPhone/iPod/iPad video games, applications and web sites."
"At Smart Picks, our goal is to provide highly effective, high quality interactive teaching tools to help the public live better by making healthier food choices.
"Software Marketing Corporation was a publishing company located in Phoenix, Arizona. In September 1994 the company was acquired by SoftKey International Inc."
"Sumea is an internal game development studio of Digital Chocolate, specialising in premium quality downloadable mobile games. Sumea is located in Digital Chocolate's office in Helsinki, Finland.
"At SuperBetter Labs, we apply technology and design to empower individuals and communities to lead epic lives. Epic lives are about whole-hearted engagement with joy and challenge.
"Technicat provides technology consulting and software development expertise.
"Since 2006 Teravision Games has been focused in creating art for different gaming platforms such as the Nintendo DS, Wii, XBLA, PC, and web games.
"The Education Arcade explores games that promote learning through authentic and engaging play.
"The International Society for Research on Internet Interventions (ISRII) is a non-profit organization of researchers whose focus is on the development and testing of various web-based health treat
"Since its founding in 1923, The Walt Disney Company and its affiliated companies have remained faithful to their commitment to produce unparalleled entertainment experiences based on the rich lega
Time Out has published a number of games including The Cat, Hug a Tree, Popsicle, and Be Here Now. "The mission of Time Out, Inc. is to elevate humanities ability to take personal responsibility."

























































































































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