Platforms to use:

• Coding platform: Kotlin on Andriod Studio
• Canvas: To custom visual scenes and drawings
• OnClickListeners: Handles the multiple choice user interactions
• ImageView and VideoView: Displaying images or short videos

Game Structure:

• Begin with a black and white world that is dull and polluted. This is the main page of the game.
• Players can click on each of the 17 places pinpointed around the globe (each place is experiencing one of the 17 sustainable development issues).
• Once clicked, they are brought to a visual scene and read a detailed explanation that educates them on the global issue, as well as how that specific place represents/interacts with the global issue.
  • Players must help these places and people. We let them choose between three solution plans: bad, good, and super effective
  • There is a different visual outcome for each solution
    • If chose bad or good, the screen turns red and the words “Try Again” appear
    • If chose super good, the screen turns green and the words “Problem Solved” appear
• Once the “problem has been solved”, players zoom back out to the world and return to the main page. The “solved” place turns colourful.
• Once all 17 places around the globe are colourful, the game ends. Ultimately, the colour is symbolic of the rebirth of a healthier, more sustainable world, reflecting the powerful impact of informed decisions and actions. This journey not only educates players about real-world issues but also empowers them to understand that their choices can lead to meaningful, positive change.
• Players can press the restart button and play again.