Open-world games can boost mental health, says study
[Inquirer.net] - 01/8/2025
Researchers from the University of Graz in Austria and Imperial College London found that open-world games can boost mental health. Specifically, they help players take breaks from thinking about real life. As a result, they improve relaxation levels and overall mental well-being. READ: Gen Z (…)
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