Thanks, Mashable, for naming Hotseat an app to support employees’ health goals.

MobiHealthNews reviewed the state of health games after visiting the Games for Health pavilion at the 2012 mHealth Summit. One game they called out for attention? Hotseat.

Hotseat’s been getting a lot of attention lately. Workforce, Disruptive Women, Human Resource Executive and now Technically Philly have featured Hotseat as a tool to help turn short work breaks into meaningful activity.

Human Resource Executive explores why games are catching on in corporate America. In their article “Playing Games at Work,” author Carol Harnett discusses the effectiveness of delivering games via mobile apps, defines six principles that make an effective mobile health application and then holds up Hotseat as an example.

Workforce runs down six tools that add a little social to your wellness program. Hotseat’s one of them.