Unilateral lower limb amputee patients referred to Physiotherapy OPD for prosthetic rehabilitation following prosthetic fitting, will be screened for eligibility by the principal investigator and included after a written consent. Baseline assessment will be performed by a physical therapist (PT1) who will be blinded to the group allocation, which will include assessment of balance using Time Up and Go (TUG) test and Modular balance board (MOBBO); mobility using Amputee Mobility Predictor Rated Outcome (AMPRO) and 2 minute walk test; confidence during activity using Activity Balance Confidence (ABC) scale; symmetry in weight bearing limbs using (MOBBO). Following this participants will be randomly allocated to either conventional or interventional group. One group will receive 2 weeks of conventional prosthetic training while the interventional group will receive 2 weeks of exergaming in addition to conventional therapy.  Games included are ping pong for COP shifting; flappy bird for COP shifting; space shooter for marching and walking. Conventional therapy includes weight shifting exercises, balance exercises, marching, stepping, gait training stair climbing and ramp climbing.

At the end of 12 days the outcomes will be reassessed by physiotherapist (blinded outcome assessor). The data will be analyzed to compare the outcomes following Exergaming and Conventional therapy versus Conventional therapy alone in patients with lower limb amputations.