For this university assignment, I used Unity to create a working prototype for an educational mobile game called Universome, aimed at high school chemistry students. I pitched the project at university level and went on to win an internal award for Best Business Plan and Game Design Project for that assignment. Following the pitch, I incorporated feedback from staff and peers to refine and innovate on the concept, iterating on the prototype to improve both gameplay and educational value.

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The game is designed to help players quickly learn how to manipulate particles to create different atoms. Players solve real-world-inspired puzzles by interacting with objects at the atomic level, while the Sandbox/Lab mode allows for free experimentation and the discovery of new atoms. The aim is to deliver a fun and engaging experience that also supports learning.

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You can watch a gameplay demo in the video below.