PRESS RELEASE
Copenhagen, Denmark, January 19, 2011

Danish game developer Serious Games Interactive (SGI) has been participating in a collaborative EU project called Playmancer - a project that has been running for 42 months and is coming to an end. The aim of this innovative project is to investigate the potential of computer games in the health care sector.

Playing History just got reviewed by Århus Stifttidende. Read the review here (note that´s in Danish)

Try out Playing History today! Go to www.playinghistory.eu

Christmas is under attack, but don´t worry Serious Games Interactive is here to the rescue.

It may sound a little bit far out there - a game made for the Danish Foreign Ministry (Danida), Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR) and World Wildlife Fund (WWF), to supplement their annual Christmas calender, is supposed to help save the environment in Indonesia... but hey, it’s all in the name of the Christmas spirit.

We've recently worked with Kaplan, one of the largest publishers in the world, that produces and distributes educational material. They wanted to develop a vibrant and fantastic virtual world based on the most popular characters from a know childrens’ TV series on BabyTV. The project, which is a collaboration between Kaplan International Colleges, Fox International Channel’s BabyTV og Cambridge University ESOL Examinations, has been named ‘The Picaro Collaboration’.

Det interaktive læringsspil "Krigskonfekt", udviklet af Serious Games Interactive, er nu live og kan spilles her:

www.opgang2.dk/spil

OPGANG2 TURNÈTEATER har siden 2001 opført debatforestillinger og film for unge og voksne med fokus på integration og mangfoldighed. Med spillet KRIGSKONFEKST nedbryder teatret grænserne for, hvor og hvornår et teaterstykke starter og slutter - i en form, hvor teater- og computerspilsmediet smelter sammen.

"Stressmester", et spil udviklet af Serious Games Interactive, er nu live og kan spilles på Videncenter for arbejdedsmiljø's hjemmeside.

Our newest educational game "Playing History" has just been awarded an award at the 1st European Best Learning Game competition in the category "Best Professional Game with a Budget over 40.000 Euros". The game series, which will be launched later this yearm, has recieved great reviews and interest from teaching professionals all around the world. Try out the first episode in the game series "Playing History: The Plague" here og try one of the fun mini-games, such as the corpse-stacking tetris game. Can you stack dead plague victims?