Integrate continuous tutorials and player prompting to facilitate gesture learning and interaction. Much attention must be given to the training of institutionalized older adults. Extended tutorials are required to ensure that players are given time to learn the skills needed to play the game. This includes learning how to play the game in general and understanding how to use gestures to interact with it in particular. It is important that tutorials for gesture learning relate to previous knowledge to facilitate the acquisition of new skills and are repeated throughout gameplay to remind users of their options. Some older adults suffer from a reduced attention span that makes it difficult to follow an activity over a longer period. To grasp their attention, games should visually and audibly prompt the user if no interaction is detected. Also, it should not be assumed that players are capable of knowing when actions are required; they should constantly be prompted for correct input.