College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

Texas A&M Game Lab

Games and XR research for health, learning, and creative expression.

Health

Games and virtual reality for rehabilitation, therapy, and wellbeing, designed and evaluated with the people who use them.

Learning

Interactive experiences that build real skills, from construction management to media literacy, through practice rather than observation.

XR

Mixed-reality research that brings play into physical spaces, instruments, and movement.

About

The Game Lab

The Texas A&M Game Lab designs, builds, and studies games and extended reality (XR) experiences for health, rehabilitation, learning, and creative expression. Every project in the showcase is a working prototype, developed and evaluated with real users.

The Game Lab is intentionally small: projects are faculty-led and student-built, giving student researchers direct experience in research design, development, and evaluation. Several projects are collaborations with partner researchers at Texas A&M and beyond.

People

Bryan Kim
Director · Assistant Professor, Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

Student Researchers
Undergraduate and graduate researchers in game design, technical art, and interactive media

Showcase

Current Projects

Eye Rehab

Game-based vision rehabilitation

Social Media Literacy

Recognizing manipulation in the feed

Collaboration

Math Education Game

Game-based math learning

DuoRehab

Two-player rehabilitation games

Wave Garden

An experimental garden shaped by play

Contact

Get In Touch

For questions, collaborations, or media inquiries:

bryankim@tamu.edu

Students interested in joining the Game Lab as researchers are encouraged to reach out.

College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts
Texas A&M University · College Station, TX