UNDATED (WKRC) - Researchers have been searching for a link between video game consumption and mental health concerns, and a new study is moving them one step closer. Video games have been steadily ...

Two recent studies claim that playing video games is good for brain health, which flies in the face of conventional wisdom.

Gamers who are free to interact with and explore a game world at their own pace are more relaxed and have improved mental well-being, according to new research. The findings could open the door to ...

In the early days of the COVID lockdown, Hiroyuki Egami was desperate to get his hands on a Nintendo Switch. He already had one of the handheld game devices, but he also had two sons who were old ...

Children who grew up playing video games in the 90s may have developed better cognitive habits compared with children who play modern games.

Gaming charity Safe in Our World announced its inaugural Mental Health Game Devs Champions event at today’s Wired Direct. This event invites developers to make games within a period of five months ...

Many people play games after work to relax, but a study has just proven that these could help reduce the risk of burnout among young adults. According to the study published in JMIR Publications, ...

Video games are a popular pastime for children, providing entertainment and social engagement. However, they have sparked ongoing debates among parents, educators, and health professionals regarding ...

Jordanian game developer Maysalward has partnered with mental health initiative Choose Kind Jo for a mobile game design competition to promote positive psychology and mental well-being. Led by Choose ...

Game development and animation school MetStudios has partnered with mental health charity organisation Safe In Our World. The partnership will allow students to study game design at MetStudios in the ...

Yesterday at SoFi Stadium, the Los Angeles Rams celebrated a major victory, not just in their 34-7 win against the Buccaneers, but also in hosting their first gameday mental health awareness ...