3,2,1 Launch! vs G.A.M.E.

In 1998, NASA’s Launch Services Program (LSP) was established to support NASA’s science and robotic missions by procuring commercial launch vehicles. The program was established at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center to centralize technical and management support to spacecraft customers. LSP brings together people, procurement, engineering best practices, strategic planning, studies, and cutting-edge techniques—all instrumental components for the United States to have a dependable and secure Earth-to-Space bridge that is dedicated to launching all types of spacecraft. This game goes through the process of a spacecraft matching to a rocket, the integration of the spacecraft to the rocket and the engineering behind it, and its eventual launch into space and the correct orbit. The game consists of 8 mini games to educate the player on the process Features: • Buying a rocket • How to get where you want to go in space • Analyzing the rocket and spacecraft • How to clean a spacecraft • Putting together a rocket • Time to fuel up • Frequency • Staying on target The characters that the player can choose from are represented by animals that are found in the Cape Canaveral Wildlife Refuge which encompasses Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Space Force Base. • Tortoise • Manatee • Wild hog • Bobcat • Alligator • T- Rex (not found in the Cape Canaveral Wildlife Refuge)

Join Alex on an inner journey through the city of Metropola, a captivating 3D world that explores the challenges of the mind. In this immersive narrative game, you will help Alex battle anxiety and stress, overcoming both physical and mental obstacles. By using breathing techniques, solving puzzles, and collecting glowing orbs, you will guide Alex toward healing, leading him from the shadows of the city to the serenity of a peaceful beach. The video game was developed in collaboration with the University of Sofia (Department of Psychology), the Portuguese association Vertices e Labirintos, SQlearn, and Paidea. Its aim is to raise awareness about mental health issues. The project was co-funded by the Erasmus+ program. Project code: 2022-1-IT02-KA220-SCH-000086837. CUP: B62J22000230006.