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 — perfect 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 a gamification framework, concept, art, Unity WebGL delivery and a classroom-ready UX.

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