
Those affected suffer even from slight or barely visible soiling. In this scenario, patients playfully immerse themselves in the contamination – and then come home.
At the beginning, patients find themselves in a train station hall. The wind has knocked over trash cans and distributed their contents around the room, which continue to blow around.
Patients have the task of collecting individual objects and throwing them into the previously upright trash cans. In doing so, the virtual hands become increasingly soiled. With these, they can touch their face and arms.
In the further course, patients move home, where however no soap is available.
Our users consistently confirm the very high quality and realism of the 3D graphics. Unfortunately, this quality cannot be fully conveyed through simple images on the website.
The screenshots shown are intended only to illustrate and demonstrate the content.

Our users consistently confirm the very high quality and realism of the 3D graphics. Unfortunately, this quality cannot be fully conveyed through simple images on the website.
The screenshots shown are intended only to illustrate and demonstrate the content.


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