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Re-Mission is a video game developed by HopeLab, a non-profit organization that creates technology-based games for positive behavior change.

The game targets young adults with cancer, and it is designed to help them learn about their disease, foster positive self-beliefs, and encourage adherence to cancer treatment regimens. In Re-Mission, players control a nanobot named Roxxi who travels through a patient's body and fights cancer cells.

The game contains 20 levels that simulate different parts of the body affected by cancer, such as the lungs, intestines, and brain. Players can choose their preferred difficulty level and track their progress through the game.

The game mechanics reinforce positive health behaviors, such as taking medications on time, eating healthy foods, and staying active. For example, players earn points by destroying cancer cells, which can be used to upgrade Roxxi's abilities or unlock new features in the game.

Re-Mission has been evaluated in several clinical trials and has shown to be effective in increasing knowledge about cancer and cancer treatment, improving self-efficacy, and improving adherence to treatment regimens. The game has been praised for its engaging gameplay, colorful graphics, and user-friendly interface.

• Developed by HopeLab
• Targets young adults with cancer
• Designed to help patients learn about their disease
• Contains 20 levels that simulate different parts of the body affected by cancer
• Reinforces positive health behaviors
• Evaluated in multiple clinical trials and shown to be effective in improving knowledge about cancer and adherence to treatment regimens

Re-Mission is a unique and innovative way to educate young adults with cancer about their disease and improve their adherence to treatment. The game provides an engaging and accessible platform that reinforces positive health behaviors and empowers patients to take control of their treatment.