StatusQuest vs Budbrain Cave Rescue

StatusQuest is an innovative educational game developed within the XR4ED Horizon Europe initiative, focusing on accessibility and inclusion. It bridges the gap between blind, visually impaired, and sighted users through a collaborative experience that combines spatial audio and haptic feedback. The game explores connections between Modern Mythology (pop culture, superheroes, cinema, music) and Ancient Culture, inviting players to collaborate on educational challenges set across historical and futuristic worlds. Designed for smartphones and tablets, StatusQuest adapts to museums, schools, and home environments. Co-created with national associations for the blind in Germany and Italy, and supported by cultural institutions like museums and universities, the project promotes inclusive learning, cultural appreciation, and social interaction.

Lift off from the moon base, find the way down into the caves and land gently next to the stranded astronauts. They run to your ship and climb aboard. Fly them back to the base, refuel and head out again. Every world has its real gravity, from the Moon to Io, and every flight feels different. From level to level the caves grow deeper and more winding, with overhangs, side passages and wide chambers. Land too hard or scrape along the rock and it costs your shield. Every rescue earns experience for your ship: a stronger main engine, a bigger tank, more seats, a tougher shield, a brighter headlight. Credits from crates and crystals buy gear like a grabber arm, a searchlight, a radar, a small mining satellite and more. Once all 100 levels are done, the next difficulty level opens up. • 100 levels on ten real worlds • Simple controls: four buttons, nothing more • Upgrade your ship with experience and credits • Fuel cans and shield cells to collect along the way • Four difficulty levels, from Normal to Hardcore • A mission gallery with a map of every flight • Controls your way: split for two thumbs, adjustable size and spacing, for left- and right-handed players • Gamepads are supported • The game remembers where you left off • In 44 languages