The game was designed for children and parents alike to play. It takes patients through the human body, destroying viruses and germs, while also displaying facts about both the virus and the vaccine.
“I think the game made it easier, like she said, to understand what HPV was and how to protect yourself from it,” Brittni Perry Boddy said.
Brittni Perry Boddy and her daughter, Aubree, have played the game, and say it made the information clear, and accessible.
"I have ADHD, so it makes it a lot easier for people like me to understand," Aubree said.
While the game hasn't been released just yet, Dr. Chen says that focus group testing of the game has been promising so far.