mobile games (over 100MB) can be downloaded at once without the hassle of downloading other content in the first release, SO players can get the content immediately. Nintendo's mobile RPG game "Dragalia Lost" is a good example of this annoyance, as the player has to download other content first and then download new levels as he progresses. Due to the inevitability of cell phones, IoT-based wearable gadgets, and personal computers, gamification has garnered a lot of attention recently in the medical care profession [8]. A new study from the Pennington Center for Biomedical Research at Louisiana State University showed that by integrating video games with fitness trainers and footstep trackers, overweight children can lose weight, decrease blood pressure and cholesterol, and boost physical activity. Children who gain too much weight without exercising have early warning symptoms of heart disease and diabetes. Dr. Amanda Steiano, director of the Institute for Childhood Obesity and Health Behavior at Pennington Biomedical and a principal investigator in the study explained that in Louisiana, one-third (35.3%) of children aged 10 to 17 are overweight or obese, and one-fifth (21.1%) suffer from obesity, according to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. All people face an increased risk of developing serious medical problems due to obesity. It may be helpful to play a video game that requires exer- cise. Dr. Steiano said: "Screens are everywhere in our lives. Children wake up and spend half of their time in front of small screens. I'm searching for procedures to use these screens, smartphones, laptops, computers, TV, tablets to integrate more sporting activities into children's lives. 9.2 DEFINING OBESITY Obesity is described by the World Health Organization (WHO) as "an increase in excessive body fat that probably influence and impair health" [9, 10]. BMI, which is defined as a person's weight in kilograms divided by the square of their height in meters (kg/m²), is used to define overweight and