Abstract
This study aimed to clarify the usefulness and challenges of serious game-based amblyopia training in the field
of ophthalmology, and examined serious game-based amblyopia training using the tablet-type amblyopia training device
“Occlu-pad. A survey was conducted among parents of three cases: those using the Occlu-pad alone, those switching to the
occlusion method (eye patching), and those using both methods. The survey evaluated motivation for treatment, sustainability,
satisfaction, and stress from multiple perspectives. The results showed that the game-like nature of the training contributed
to improving the motivation of patients, sustaining treatment, and reducing the burden on parents. However, boredom with
the training content and constraints due to the home environment were also recognized. In the future, it is essential to optimize
training tailored to individual needs, expand game content, and establish a comprehensive support system that includes
parental support.