First Aid Training VR
Hands-On Training ∙ MedicalThe First Aid Training is a VR game aiming to teach how to react in case of emergency.
Learn not only the gestures but also other First aid skills including analyzing the situation, knowing how to react properly, preventing the source of danger, etc.
The First Aid Training is a VR game using high-end graphic quality to put the player in the most immersive realistic virtual world allowing a better control and real feelings. Train your muscle memory to be prepared to real life applications.
Using a single controller control and his sight, the player can interact with the environment objects (call emergency services, use first aid equipment...) or the persons (check if they are breathing, do a CPR…).
The First Aid Training app will teach you using training scenarios. Once you feel ready, try to achieve evaluation scenarios and watch your efficiency reports.
No previous experiences of video games or Virtual Reality required.
Roomscale suggested, stationary available.
| comfort | ⦾ Not rated |
| age rating | 0+ Everyone |
| website | firstaidtraining.app |
| developer | Isara Technologies |
| publisher | Isara Technologies |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 2.0 |
| languages | English ∙ French |
Reviews 1
We need first aid apps, this isnt it
Too buggy unfortunately, I really wanted to like this. Even with a 9x9ft play area as not big enough to try 2 of the 3 levels. Two unplayable electric shock levels and a workshop heavy bleeding. I love how we assess the scene for danger, and there are some really cool mechanics like looking closely at a wound and recruiting bystanders and moving around the scene that you do not see in other games. Great we put on our PPE before touching, that we did -sort of- treat for shock with the blanket....but super weird these were minecraft graphics no way you could assess, it was linear and strange instead of allowing for decision making. The voice acting was cute but this a free demo quality with questionable first aid not really training or in class demo material at all.