Now Wash Your Hands: Understanding Food Legislation Compliance in a Virtual Reality Restaurant ...
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A room-scale VR game called Corrupt Kitchen places players in a café with time pressure, multitasking and choices like hiring illegal staff or bribing an inspector, and measures hygiene decisions. A study with 19 participants finds meat spoils, hands are infrequently washed, floors are rarely mopped and a burger set on fire in over half the runs. Players oscillate between gaming for profit and real-world chef values, and postgame debriefs prompt reflection rather than just punitive feedback.
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