This Frozen game app offers users the opportunity to perform a C-section on Anna. Sound weird? That's because it is so, so unequivocally, hopelessly weird beyond all possible belief.
Users begin by injecting an epidural into the Disney character's vein, and then dragging a pale blue orb across her stomach to "freeze" it. Once that's done, an icy layer covers her baby bump, and the cursor indicates that it's time to pick up the scalpel. Yes, the scalpel. Once the C-section is complete, users cut the umbilical cord with the same scalpel and then weigh the little bundle of joy. I reiterate: super weird.
Unsurprisingly, this bizarre game is unlicensed, so there's no telling how long it will be available before Disney has it pulled from rotation.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Virtual Reality Medical Training
- Develop simulation training software to provide a realistic experience for medical students and professionals to practice complex procedures without requiring patients.
- Virtual Reality Childbirth Experiences
- Develop virtual reality experiences for expectant mothers and their partners to practice and understand childbirth.
- App-based Gamification of Medical Education
- Gamify medical education for teaching with interactive and engaging apps that simulate medical procedures which supplement book-based learning.
Where This Applies
- Healthcare
- The use of virtual reality medical training is an innovative advancement in the healthcare industry.
- Technology
- Developing interactive apps that supplement traditional medical education.
- Entertainment
- The development of virtual reality childbirth experiences to enhance the entertainment industry.
