Mal Duffin

Accessible games and experiences for people with limited movement. Input can be head movements, hand movements, as well as single switch input. The first experience is Face Flight — teleport to anywhere in the world, and use your head to control the flight.

The video shows Face Flight, the flagship accessible title. There are several more in development.

It applies retro filters to photos, videos and the camera feed. It allows you to easily export the results, to share with friends.

The footage shown in the video is also a hand-first XR game prototype I'm working on.

A growing suite of apps supporting families and clinicians in the rare disease community. Shared Patient Journeys helps families record and share their story. Gene Exon Editor makes genetic variants easier to understand visually. DNA G-Cat explores DNA in a playful way. Rare Disease Body is coming soon. Over time, all of these will connect to a central hub — Rare Disease Planet.

The video shows the Gene Exon Editor visualising a frame shift — a concept that is otherwise hard to grasp.

An interactive game that teaches how DNA becomes protein. Instead of memorising diagrams, you play through transcription and translation step by step — so the process actually sticks.

A quick run through the game — base by base, from strand to protein.