Contact person: 2D Safety Microgames Development for Autistic Teens/Young Adults

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Location: Hanford, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"Develop standalone 2D desktop microgames aimed at autistic teens and young adults to teach high-priority safety skills using Behavior Skills Training (BST): Instruction → Modeling → Rehearsal → Feedback. The game will feature low-sensory visuals, gentle audio, and short replayable sessions (5–8 minutes).

Key Requirements:
- Build in Unity 2025 (latest version), targeting macOS and Windows.
- MVP scope includes three safety scenarios:
- **Street-crossing at a signalized crosswalk:** Includes three variants: quiet, busier/timing, mild distractor.
- **Water-safety boundary:** Trains the player to stop at a visible rope/fence line, stay with an adult, and move to a safe viewing spot near water.
- **Fire-alarm → evacuate:** Trains stopping activity, following green EXIT signs (no elevators) to the nearest safe route, and meeting at the outdoor assembly point.
Each scenario follows the BST learning loop and ships with 2–3 variants for generalization.
- Non-negotiables: low-sensory 2D design, fixed orthographic camera, muted palette, gentle audio, keyboard controls, no flashing.
- Research logging: local CSV only (no internet dependency), logging per-trial basics (steps correct, prompts used, duration, simple error flags).
- Session shape: short, 5–8 min per scenario (2–3 minutes per scenario).

Deliverables:
- The full Unity project (source) + Windows/macOS builds.
- Brief documentation and a neutral art/audio skin.
- Sample CSV logs." (client-provided description)