Map the game.
Protect the fun.

A minimap doesn't just tell you where you are; it reveals key points of interest so you can confidently chart the best course forward.

Health-e-Habits brings that same reliable navigation to the broader gaming community, giving everyone a 360-degree view of how games actually operate under the hood. Instead of a static list of warnings, we're equipping you to understand the mechanics, share in the fun, and safely navigate digital environments together.

The Video Game Minimap Framework

Five areas, one
complete picture.

A

The Time Commitment

How much time the game asks for, and how hard it is to stop: match length, exit friction, progression speed, and how long the campaign really runs.

B

Gameplay Mechanics

The core loop, play type (a finite game with an ending or an infinite live service), and how much of a time commitment the mechanics create.

C

Monetization & Psychological Hooks

Purchases, premium currencies, battle passes, loot boxes, and the mechanics designed to keep players returning.

D

Safety & Privacy Risks

Chat exposure, moderation and parental controls, user-generated content, and data privacy.

E

Parent Engagement Guide

Positive features, conversation starters, co-op options, real-life activities, and similar games.

Designed for real conversations

A report people can
actually use.

HEALTH eGAME REPORT
Selected game Sample report

The Legend of Zelda:
Breath of the Wild

Developer
Nintendo EPD
Publisher
Nintendo
Release
March 3, 2017
OverviewGameplayMonetizationSafetyParent GuideSources
Educational game analysis

Overview

Sample Report

The report begins with a plain language overview, then separates confirmed findings, why they matter, caregiver guidance, evidence, and information gaps.

53.5Main story hours
192.5Completionist hours
1Player
OptionalOnline
Game FundamentalsVerified facts and context
Time and ExitStopping pressure and sessions
MonetizationSpending and engagement
Safety and PrivacyControls and documented risks

Empowering families. Supporting kids. Building healthier players.