This is a study with the duration of 1 year, and total sample size is 30 and will be divided into two groups; Control and Intervention groups. Participants will be selected on the basis on inclusion and exclusion criteria. Written consent form will be given to each participant before starting the therapy. Each participant will undergo some tests such as assessment of vision, body movements, eye movements, rate of reading speed, etc., by the trained Physiotherapist and Optometrist before going for the therapy. It is a home- based therapy, Control group will receive conventional physical therapy and Intervention group will receive use of Video games training which consists of three games that involves the movement of body parts such as hand, head, and eye and conventional physical therapy also. Each game will run for 15 minutes with 5 minutes breaks. For the first time demonstration will be given to participants then will approach to therapy.

Objective: To assess the effect of Virtual Reality gaming on:

-Rate of reading

-Oculomotor function

-Impairment of upper limb

-Quality and compensatory movements of the upper limb during reach-to-grasp task

-Upper limb function

As there is no published evidence that shows how visual function improves by giving Virtual Reality training, so there is a need to understand how Virtual Reality training will help in improvement of oculomotor functions.
Even though there are studies that reports different forms of Virtual Reality as a valuable method in Rehabilitation of stroke especially in upper limb motor function but there is lack of studies analyzing the improvement in upper limb function using head mounted Virtual Reality.