Heroes for Tomorrow - Child Education Mini-Game App -- 2

I’m producing a mobile game that helps 8- to 12-year-olds learn how to recognise and prevent violence against women. The learning path is broken into three self-contained modules, each of which can shine as its own mini game so the content feels playful rather than lecture-like. An outline of the modules is already prepared in the attached document. Core requirements • Build once, run smoothly on both iOS and Android. Unity or another proven cross-platform engine is fine as long as future updates stay straightforward. • Artwork, UI and dialogue must be age-appropriate, culturally sensitive and fully owned by us once delivered. • Code needs to be clean, commented and pushed to a private repo so future iterations are painless. • The first playable version should be ready within a month; I can stretch to three months for polishing if needed, but the early milestone is important so we can start user testing with schools. Deliverables 1. Three interactive mini games aligned to the module outline, each ending in a short knowledge check or reflection. 2. Signed-off art, audio and localisation files packaged for reuse. 3. Release-ready builds for the App Store and Google Play, plus a test flight/closed track version. 4. Full source code, asset files and a brief hand-over guide (setup, build steps, how to swap out content). Acceptance criteria will be the successful completion of play-tests with at least 90 % of target-age players grasping the key safety messages, and a bug-free run through on both flagship and low-spec devices. If you’re comfortable iterating post-launch, flag that too—I’d like to keep improving the game as feedback rolls in.