In our Hackathon Project we have created a simple block stacking game, which allows the player to stack blocks on to a platform. While the gameplay is quite simple and intuitive where you need to press the button on your fizzyo device (or ctrl in current version) to drop blocks. Then after you calibrate the device initially, the screen begins to dim automatically unless you blow into the Fizzyo (our Fizzyo broke so we replaced the pressure and length reading with the b button to prevent the game from dimming over time) The idea of this, is that patients, and hopefully children will intuitively learn to do their CF exercises correctly, as they don’t want the screen to dim so that they can play. Potential future implementations would be to finalize the fizzyo controller controls, and to create a machine learning algorithm that can be optimized depending on the patient. Also modifications on the game depending on gender would be quite easily implemented and multiplayer mode would be great for siblings. Why we think our game rocks: if you press the ctrl button several times in a row that is an explosion of blocks that is pretty fun. Also the intro scene is amazing
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