It was in the pool during physical rehabilitation for his Multiple Sclerosis when computer scientist and game designer John Quarles thought to himself, ‘there has to be a way to make this more engaging.’
“I wouldn’t say it was boring, exactly, because there is a motivation to get better, but I was thinking, ‘Could I make this more effective?'” says Quarles.
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Source: TPR
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