eQuoo: Emotional Fitness Game

PsycApps Ltd. (UK)

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

What happens when a psychologist teams up with the creators of The Walking Dead games? Introducing eQuoo, an EVIDENCE-BASED and captivating choose-your-own-adventure game that increases your emotional fitness and teaches you new psychological skills, helping you level up in real life.

Become a master people person by learning tips and tricks about emotion and effective communication. Our clinical trial showed that a level a week builds resilience, boosts relationship skills, supercharges your personal development AND lowers anxiety! These key skills will help you take control of your life, maintain your mental health and achieve success in work and relationships. Put your newfound knowledge to the test in engaging mini-games designed to help you understand your personality and identify your areas for growth and personal development. Download now for free!

FEATURES:
- Evidence-based through a clinical trial
- Significantly builds resilience - the strongest predictor against developing mental health issues
- Boots interpersonal relationships skills - become the people person you want to be and wow friends, family, and partners
- Supercharges personal development - get ahead in work and uni
- Lowers anxiety - eQuoo gives you skills to help challenge anxious thought patterns
- Apply your new skills in choose your own adventure games to unlock insights about your personality and progress to the next level
- Learn where you lie on the Big Five measures of personality and what this means for you

Download eQuoo for FREE to discover your inner power.

Ratings and reviews

A fun, albeit short, game. There is room for improvement. While the story exercises offer practical application for the concepts being discussed, there are a few ways they could be improved. In the sequence with Nana when they are texting, the chat bubbles are on the opposite side from where they are usually placed in English-speaking countries. Also, the second story presents an antiquated example that will likely not resonate with younger users. It's a good concept, though. Thank you!

This is a fun way to learn with unique storylines allowing practice with the skills being learned. However I feel rushed by the pointing hand. After the first few times, I think it's easy to understand that I need to press a button to continue. I just haven't finished reading or considering my options yet. It also slows me down since it'll dim the screen and cover part of the text.

This app is incredibly educational and very helpful and calming. I only wish there was more training on each individual skill, but otherwise its great! Edit (response to comment): Yes I did look at the skills package! It's awesome, but I still wish the game took a few steps further with training and reinforcement. If I wanted to truly get better at a skill, I would have to keep repeating the same skill level/packages/story, and that can get tedious.