Research on Alzheimer's are very slow and also do not cover enough people. Therefore, researchers from the University of East Anglia, the College of London University and the organization Alzheimer's Researcher have developed along with Glitchers Sea Hero Quest, a game in which anyone can participate and help research into Alzheimer's progress faster, according to The Washington Post, published 20minutes
Play two minutes Sea Hero Quest involves eight hours of research conducted in more traditional ways. Moreover, the scope is much higher, since anyone just download and play for a while, are already helping in the study. With this game seeking information on human spatial memory and orientation, as one of the researchers who helped create the game and professor at the University of East Anglia, Michael Hornberger says.