"The partnership between Setesc (State Secretariat of Tourism, Sport and Culture) and Senac Hub Academy resulted in the creation of the game "Economia Quativa," an interactive experience that allows the public to playfully and digitally explore the cultural, touristic, and creative diversity of Mato Grosso do Sul. The game is already available on the official Setesc website, under the MS+Criativo tab."

"A train that now runs across screens, not on tracks. Inspired by the Pantanal Train, students from the Digital Game Programming Technician course at Senac Hub Academy created Economia Quativa, a point-and-click style game that takes the player on an interactive journey through Mato Grosso do Sul."

"Culture and innovation go hand in hand in Mato Grosso do Sul with the launch of the game "Economia Quativa," developed by students of the Digital Game Development course at Senac Hub Academy, in partnership with Setesc (State Secretariat of Tourism, Sport and Culture)."

"The agreement for the construction of the virtual reality game “Todos Enfrentam a Dengue” (Everyone Faces Dengue), developed by students and teachers from Mato Grosso do Sul, was officially launched this Wednesday (9). The development should take 10 months until it is available online. Weverton Ramires, president of FESPMS, says that the game will be unprecedented, as current games on the subject only focus on eliminating the Aedes aegypti mosquito."

"Tribute highlights the use of technology and gamification to raise awareness among young people about dengue prevention. Agent 360: Everyone Against Dengue, a digital game developed by students from Senac Hub Academy, received a Motion of Congratulations at the Campo Grande City Council during a session held last Wednesday (25)."

"Senac MS presents this Friday (15) the first playable prototype of Agent 360: Everyone Faces Dengue, an educational virtual reality game developed to encourage correct attitudes for preventing the Aedes aegypti mosquito. The initiative combines technology, interactive learning and social engagement, offering a new way of raising awareness about the disease."