Sea Hero Quest, in both its mobile and VR forms, tasks you with sailing a small boat, memorizing maps and navigating colorful seascapes. But under the surface, it hopes to provide the data that could help humanity fight an incurable disease that affects hundreds of millions of people. We spoke to Hugo Spiers, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience, and developer Max Scott-Slade of indie developer Glitchers, to find out how Sea Hero Quest revolutionised dementia research around the world, and the breakthroughs the game has led to since release. To play a selection of levels from Sea Hero Quest, email seaheroquest@ucl.ac.uk and you'll be provided with an access code for the mobile app. 00:00 Intro 00:28 What is Sea Hero Quest? 03:29 Finding the Way 06:01 Making Waves 07:35 Game-Changing 09:00 How to play Sea Hero Quest Thumbnail art by Bruno Di Lucca: https://www.brunodilucca.com/project/seaheroquest Sea Hero Quest: https://www.telekom.com/en/corporate-responsibility/corporate-responsibility/sea-hero-quest-game-for-good-587134 Hugo Spiers: https://spierslab.com/ Glitchers: https://glitchers.com/ #gaming #psychology #mentalhealth #dementia #alzheimersawareness #seaheroquest