Simcoach Games

Simcoach Games is a company that creates player-centric games aimed at enhancing learning and personal growth. Founded in 2005 as a spinout of Carnegie Mellon University, it has become a leader in gamifying education. Headquartered in the United States, the company employs around 45 people. The company develops gamified learning tools, including interactive training simulations and games that help improve workforce skills. Notable products include "Booeys: A Rip in the Rift," which aids in VB-MAPP assessments, "Cash Skills Collection," designed to boost cash handling confidence, and "First Stop," which helps users build confidence in bus riding. Simcoach Games collaborates with various sectors, including healthcare and education, and partners with organizations like StepOne Neurodiversity Services to enhance behavioral health through gaming. Additionally, Simcoach Games offers a Summer Apprenticeship Program called "Games for Youth by Youth," focusing on skills like software development and game design. The company has received accolades, including ACE Provider Accreditation from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, showcasing its commitment to innovative learning solutions.