A handwriting therapy game for children, delivered as a WebGL application accessible by subscription. Teachers have their own portals to review game statistics and track the progression of each individual student.
One of the main technical challenges was optimizing the asset loading pipeline. The project included teacher instructional videos and a large number of graphical assets, all of which needed to load quickly and run smoothly in a browser environment.
Streaming and lazy loading strategies were applied to reduce initial load times, ensuring that children and teachers experienced minimal friction when starting a session. Asset bundles were structured to prioritize the most frequently accessed content.
Platform
Built in Unity and deployed as WebGL. The subscription and user management layer was handled by a dedicated backend, with the Unity frontend communicating via REST to fetch student assignments and submit session results.
