Contact person: Kindergarten Safety Mobile Game Development

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Location: Hanford, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I want to commission a simple, colorful 2D mobile game that helps kindergarten-aged children learn three key topics—road safety, fire safety and personal-space safety—through short, repeatable levels. The idea is that a child can pick up the phone or tablet, tap one big button, and cycle through bright mini-stories that reinforce safe behaviour with friendly animations, cheerful sound cues and the occasional voice prompt.

Scope of work
• Cross-platform build for iOS and Android, ideally in Unity or another engine that lets us publish to both stores with one codebase.
• End-to-end production: game design, coding, original art in a cartoon style, simple background music and SFX, plus basic UI/UX geared to five-year-olds (large icons, minimal reading).
• A handful of micro-levels for each topic—think “tap the zebra crossing,” “stop, drop, roll” and “personal bubble” scenarios—designed so repetition is fun rather than frustrating.
• Lightweight performance; the game should run smoothly on typical mid-range phones and tablets.
• Final deliverables: playable builds (APK and iOS package ready for TestFlight), full source code, all graphic and audio assets, and store-listing screenshots.

Please respond with a fixed-price quote, a rough timeline broken into milestones (prototype, alpha, polish, store submission) and any similar work you’ve done. Once we agree on the total cost I’ll fund the project up front in milestones; I’m not interested in hourly billing. Ownership of code and assets will transfer to me on final payment.

Looking forward to seeing how you can turn these safety lessons into an engaging experience for little learners." (client-provided description)