Dutch Games Industry
About the Game
Cel-CheckVR is a VR recruitment game for Dienst Justitiële Inrichtingen (DJI). It incorporates the current campaign slogan “Er zit meer achter” from DJI as part of the gameplay. In the game, the player experiences DJI’s culture and “part of the job”.
The game has two distinct gameplay elements. To start with it’s a fun and fast-paced search game where you look for contraband items as part of a cell inspection. Because it’s in VR, you can move around, get on your knees and look under or behind things to explore the space. The other key element is about learning more about the detainee through speech interaction, with a digital colleague who is also present in the cell. The AI-powered digital colleague, Daan, can give you tips about contraband, but also helps you understand more about the situation. The player can earn bonus multipliers by finding out more about the detainee and why he had a fight earlier that day. This emphasizes the social aspect of the job.
Cel-CheckVR is part of DJI’s recruitment strategy to reach out to more people. The game was made to be used at recruitment events. There is a daily leaderboard used to award prizes to the best players of the day. This also encourages word of mouth promotion during an event. DJI is happy with the impact the game has. The experience is short, immersive and portable, making it a great part of their recruitment toolset.
The game has two distinct gameplay elements. To start with it’s a fun and fast-paced search game where you look for contraband items as part of a cell inspection. Because it’s in VR, you can move around, get on your knees and look under or behind things to explore the space. The other key element is about learning more about the detainee through speech interaction, with a digital colleague who is also present in the cell. The AI-powered digital colleague, Daan, can give you tips about contraband, but also helps you understand more about the situation. The player can earn bonus multipliers by finding out more about the detainee and why he had a fight earlier that day. This emphasizes the social aspect of the job.
Cel-CheckVR is part of DJI’s recruitment strategy to reach out to more people. The game was made to be used at recruitment events. There is a daily leaderboard used to award prizes to the best players of the day. This also encourages word of mouth promotion during an event. DJI is happy with the impact the game has. The experience is short, immersive and portable, making it a great part of their recruitment toolset.
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