Interactive Puzzle Encyclopaedia – Web-Based Educational Game

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A web game that turns facts into play

We built a browser-based educational game that helps children learn new facts while strengthening attention, recall and reading skills. The format is an interactive encyclopaedia: each “page” mixes a short text with an illustration, but mischievous characters have scrambled the content. Kids fix the page by putting things back where they belong, then answer a quick quiz to check understanding.

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The experience runs smoothly in modern browsers, so there’s nothing to install — ideal for home or classroom use.

Technology Stack

Game concept and design
Art assets and UI
WebGL client implementation using Unity 3D
Third party APIs integration

Project & Features

Puzzle pages. Each page combines a short text and an image; pieces are jumbled to invite discovery.
Drag-and-drop image puzzles. Children rebuild the illustration by placing pieces where they fit.
Cloze text tasks. Key words are missing from the text; players return them to the right spots.
Quick end-of-page quiz. A few questions reinforce what’s been learned before moving on.
Themed chapters. Content is organised into pages and chapters, making it easy to expand with new topics.
Touch-friendly UI. Clear layout and large targets work well on desktops and tablets.
Web delivery. Unity WebGL makes the game accessible via a link, with cross-browser QA (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge).

Ready to make learning feel like play?

We design and ship browser-based games that schools and families love to use. If you’re planning an educational game or want to add playful learning to your product, we’ll help with concept, art, Unity WebGL delivery and a classroom-ready UX.

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Let’s scope a pilot and timeline — get in touch.