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Eat Veggies, War Monsters! Diet Clash is a mini game application dedicated to promoting healthy eating habits over time; application players log and are awarded points based on meal consumption. The end of each day is then followed with info regarding their total consumption. Players are intended to maximize their points, and points awarded are contingent upon meal quality. These points are compared versus user-set goals and correspond to progress created versus an in-game boss creature. To help the player in eating healthily, the player can use place to find for nearby grocery stores or supermarkets so that they can search healthy alternatives to eating out. This application will target players from ages 15 to 22. This audience is grounded in the assumption that players within this range of high school students to young adults will be interested in the mini game mechanics of bosses while understanding goals and the importance of eating healthy. Though the apk will be tailored to let consumption from a wide audience range, the Diet Clash squad will assume that players below the target age will not utilize all application features (i.e. tracking progress and improvements over time); similarly that older players will not need a point based system to incentivize healthy meal consumption. Diet Clash is intended to promote healthy eating and eating habits, primarily addressing the trouble of not having a balanced diet. Current application competitors for healthy eating and eating habits contain, but are not limited to the following apks: “Calorie Counter - MyFitnessPal”; “Calorie Counter and Diet Tracker”; “Track - Calorie Counter”. What differentiates Diet Clash from its competitors however is that the application will incorporate easy fantasy RPG elements in the form of pitting players versus bosses they must conquer by eating healthy. This, in turn, makes it a possible competitor to the application “Habitica”, which uses RPG elements to incentivize true globe habits. Diet Clash’s focus on eating healthy, however, differentiates it. Diet Clash will be especially innovative in that not only will it incorporate both mini game attributes and eating healthy; but it will target employ boss wars; the elegance lies in directly translating eating habits into the health of a fictional hero. This demonstrates to players the importance of eating healthy and rewarding them for doing so. Additionally, Diet Clash is various in that it shows nearby grocery stores, as to give the player a method to improve their eating habits. To maintain player engagement and repeated use of the application, Diet Clash will utilize five key features. These features are to retain the player base, after the application’s novelty wanes. Features will contain the use of the following: (i) a progress bar; (ii) notification if a meal entry has not been created after a set amount of time; (iii) long-term challenge; (iv) incorporation of bosses based on total progress; and (v) achievements for accomplishing particular mini game milestones. We feel confident this is within scope to be completed. Considering the current design proposal, there will be two potential weaknesses - firstly, that it will be possible however for players to hack, as eating will be self-reported. Cheating will be operationally defined as omitting unhealthy eating or false entering health eating happenings. Since this is however, at its core, an application for the user’s self-improvement, Diet Clash will have to respect if players select not to engage with the application as intended. Meanwhile, Diet Clash will rely upon entering meal consumption in the form of servings and meal groups. A lot of foods however cannot be fit into one meal group, or do not include a full serving in a particular group - not to mention people are generally awful at judging appropriate serving sizes.