... Most studies involving exergames have investigated their effects on behavioral, cognitive, psychological and physical outcomes (Benzing & Schmidt, 2018;. There is evidence that exergame interventions are able to improve physical activity levels (Fogel, Miltenberger, Graves, & Koehler, 2010), the performance of daily activities (Neumann, Meidert, Barber a-Guillem, Poveda-Puente, & Becker, 2018;Zangirolami-Raimundo et al., 2019), muscle strength in older adults (Htut, Hiengkaew, Jalayondeja, & Vongsirinavarat, 2018), heart rate Neves et al., 2015;Rodrigues et al., 2015;Viana et al., 2017Viana et al., , 2018, oxygen consumption Rodrigues et al., 2015;Viana et al., 2018), and energy expenditure in various populations Rodrigues et al., 2015;Viana et al., 2018;Wu et al., 2015), improvements in body composition in children (Staiano, Abraham, & Calvert, 2013), postural balance (Jorgensen, Laessoe, Hendriksen, Nielsen, & Aagaard, 2013), cognitive function in older adults (Maillot, Perrot, & Hartley, 2012), and anxiety disorders in different populations (Viana & de Lira, 2020;Viana et al., 2017). Therefore, although access to exergames may be more limited than access to traditional video games, the benefits of this type of video games must be taken into account during the COVID-19 outbreak due to its strong motivational ability. ...