Jordan introduces youth-designed game about emotional wellbeing
Jordan’s youth and health ministries introduced “Emotions Catcher” during World Mental Health Day celebrations, according to UNICEF’s October 11 statement.…
Jordan’s youth and health ministries introduced “Emotions Catcher” during World Mental Health Day celebrations, according to UNICEF’s October 11 statement. Young people helped design the game for users aged 16–24.
Players navigate anger, fear, anxiety and sadness in settings inspired by Jordanian landmarks. The game is available through youth centres, while public release on the major mobile app stores is planned for early 2027.
Smartphone held in a hand — illustration, not a screenshot of Emotions Catcher.
Source: www.unicef.org.
Photo credit: Dennis Cortés cortes.
Image on Wikimedia Commons — CC0. Resized and converted to WebP.
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