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Our idea was to create a storyline game that follows the life of the player during the COVID-19 pandemic. The occurence of certain events will lead to tackling the importance of quarantine.
Givr- Giveaway stuff you no longer use is adding a new module "Favors" this feature allows high risk people to get some help from a volunteer helping them with transportation, medicine, food and other
Build drones to deliver food from stores to customers, helping people who stay in-place (self-lockdown) to have better access to food.
Can a global scale high stakes social game help inspire millions of Millennial and Gen-Z individuals across the world to engage in social distancing and stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus?
The game where it's good to 'live in a bubble' -- MyBubble makes social distancing fun by earning rewards for keeping social distance, encouraging others, and staying positive!
CovidMoji - a self-assessment bot will give you mood-based, latest recommendations from the CDC simply by sending him an emoji that represents how you feel.
Uncrowdify limits number of people in the store by scheduling customer visits for particular time slots. This will help shoppers to keep social distance.
Darcie is a lifeline, connecting people to help and resources.
Know that your friends are OK. Contribute to each other's wellbeing. Help strangers around you.
Connect people to have serendipitous conversations.
