Most people know CPR matters. Far fewer feel confident enough to step forward when someone collapses. Inside Singverse, we built a system to close that confidence gap — by letting anyone practise being a lifesaver, in play.
Anyone can respond
When a casualty collapses in the virtual city, every player — police officer, bus captain or ordinary citizen — can rush to help. An in-game task list guides each step in order: check for danger, check for response, ask a bystander to call 995, send someone for an AED, open the airway, check breathing, begin CPR, and follow the AED's instructions. It mirrors the real Community First Responder protocol, because rehearsal builds the reflex.
The reward
Players who successfully respond earn a virtual SCDF Community First Responder Award — and discover the real SCDF myResponder app living inside their in-game phone, connecting the virtual habit to the real-world programme.
You don't need a uniform to save a life. That's the message — and in Singverse, it's also the gameplay.