Serious games: training your team actually finishes
Train your learners with interactive simulations that speed up learning and cut training costs.
- First call free, with no commitment
- Fixed-price proposal within 48 h
- The code and the models are yours
- If it doesn't deliver what we agreed, you get your money back
Pilot: Serious game prototype level
Play one level of your serious game built on your own syllabus, and test it with real learners before producing the full game.
A 30-minute call and, within 24-72 h, a report with what we would do:
- A playable level with the game's core mechanic
- A built-in exam, to see how assessment works through play
- To test it with a group of learners and decide on evidence
If we carry on, what you paid is fully deducted from the project.
Sound familiar?
- Mandatory courses get completed just to tick the box, and within weeks nobody remembers a thing.
- Your team knows the theory but has nowhere to practice tough decisions without real consequences.
- Training for genuinely risky situations, like a crisis or an accident, is expensive or simply impossible.
- You can't show management what impact training has on business results.
How we solve it
We develop custom Serious Games for:
Corporate training (leadership, sales, compliance)
Procedures and protocols (cybersecurity, customer service, quality)
Awareness (sustainability, workplace safety, diversity)
Strategic decision-making (team management, business crises)
What we have already built
Our own and client projects that back this serviceA web serious game built in Godot that turns a communication skills syllabus into an adventure with built-in tests and 3D settings.
Our first commercial game, still in development. Hundreds of people have played it at fairs and events ahead of its launch.
Who backs us
CEEI AragónOur incubator
AraDevPartners
TresLXClientWhat your business gains
Key skill development
Strengthen skills such as leadership, negotiation and understanding market dynamics through realistic scenarios.
Knowledge retention
Participants retain information better thanks to immersion and practice in simulated contexts.
Alignment with business KPIs
Game objectives are tied directly to key metrics such as productivity, customer satisfaction or error reduction.
Industry data
- Serious Games have great potential in Industry 4.0, yet only just over one in five Spanish studios has released one, which represents an opportunity for differentiation. (Telefónica Empresas, 2021)
- This meta-analysis of the cognitive and motivational effects of serious games concluded that they are more effective than conventional instruction for both learning and retention. (Wouters et al., Journal of Educational Psychology, 2013)
How we work
You know what happens at every step, what it costs and when you get it30-min call
You tell us about your case and we tell you frankly whether we are a fit. Free.
Shall we talk about your project?
In 30 minutes we see whether we are a fit, what we would do and what it would cost. No commitment.
What are Serious Games?
Serious Games are interactive applications that combine the entertainment of video games with goals such as training, awareness or problem-solving in business, educational or social settings. Unlike traditional video games, they are designed to achieve measurable results, such as improving skills, optimizing processes or changing behaviors, through game mechanics and immersive storytelling.
If your syllabus doesn't need a full game, just lessons people practice, discover our interactive courses .
Related guides
SCORM is the format that lets you upload a course to any learning platform and have it record who completed it and with what score. We explain how it works, which version to choose and its limits.
A serious game is a game designed so your team learns or practices something real. We explain their uses in business, how to measure their impact and what one costs, starting with a 4-week pilot.
Industry benchmarks
Public examples of this technology on the market (not Morphin' Games projects)America's Army (U.S. Army)
Launched by the United States Army on July 4, 2002, this video game was designed to inform, train and recruit future soldiers, who could explore military life virtually at their own pace.
Foldit (University of Washington)
In 2011, players of this protein-folding game produced, in just ten days, a 3D model of a retroviral protease whose structure had gone unsolved for 15 years.
Frequently asked questions
Tell us what your team needs to learn and we'll propose the game
What goes wrong today, how many people there are and how you measure it. We reply within 24-48 h and, after a 30-minute call, send you a written proposal within 48 h.
Guarantee: if it doesn't deliver, you get your money back
Before we start, we agree with you in writing on what the project has to achieve. If it doesn't deliver what we agreed when we hand it over, we refund what you have paid.
The goals and the terms of the guarantee are set out in the proposal and the contract.
What happens next
- 1We reply within 24-48 hWe read what you tell us and reply by email.
- 2A 30-minute callIf it fits, we go through your case together and answer your questions. Free.
- 3Proposal in 48 hScope, timelines and a cost breakdown in writing, with no small print.