HomeLabs looks to brain games to raise awareness for Parkinson’s Disease

One studio hopes to use brain games to raise awareness for a brain disease.

New game developer HomeLabs aims to use brain-training games for mobile devices and related social efforts to raise awareness for Parkinson’s Disease, a progressive nervous system disorder that affects an estimated 10 million people worldwide, says Parkinson’s Disease Foundation. Owner Marc Zovighian plans to donate 50 percent of the studio’s monthly revenues (and all of April’s revenues, for Parkinson’s Awareness Month) to Parkinson’s research, benefitting the Michael J. Fox Foundation. He says that contributing to the disease has been a life-long dream of his, and hopes that his work can help lead to an eventual cure.