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Kids Math Adventure - Educational Math Mini-Game Template
A ready-to-use Unity math mini-game template for kids featuring three game modes, multiple math operations, difficulty levels, scoring, timers, audio, results, and customizable UI.
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About this asset
Kids Math Adventure is a ready-to-use educational math mini-game template designed for children’s learning games, classroom activities, prototypes, and educational applications.
The package provides a complete gameplay flow that developers can use as a starting point or customize for their own projects.
Included Mini-Games
- Answer Tap – select the correct answer from multiple choices
- Balloon Pop – pop the balloon containing the correct answer
- Match Pairs – match equations with their correct answers
Math Operations
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
Difficulty Levels
- Easy
- Medium
- Hard
Adjust difficulty configurations to control question ranges, timing, and gameplay challenge.
Core Features
- Complete game-selection flow
- Difficulty and operation selection
- Dynamic math question generation
- Score and combo system
- Lives system
- Question timer and progress tracking
- Correct and incorrect answer feedback
- Results screen
- Audio and volume settings
- Reusable gameplay controllers
- Responsive UI structure
- Demo showcase scene
- Organized project structure
- Documentation for setup and customization
Customization
Scripts and UI components are organized so developers can modify colors, layouts, difficulty settings, question behavior, game rules, audio, and other presentation elements without rebuilding the complete system from scratch.
Compatibility
Designed and tested with Unity 6.2 (6000.2.x) using the Universal Render Pipeline (URP). The included scenes are configured for URP.
Uses Unity UI/TextMeshPro and the Unity Input System.
This asset is suitable for developers creating educational games, math-learning applications, classroom prototypes, children’s mini-games, or reusable learning systems.
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Technical details
Features
- 3 educational math mini-games: Answer Tap, Balloon Pop, and Match Pairs
- Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
- Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty configurations
- Dynamic question and answer generation
- Score, combo, lives, timer, and progress systems
- Results and performance summary
- Audio and volume controls
- Reusable gameplay and UI controllers
- Demo showcase scene
- Organized and customizable project structure
Unity Version
- Developed and tested with Unity 6.2 / 6000.2.x
Render Pipeline
- Universal Render Pipeline (URP)
- Built-in and HDRP are not currently listed as officially tested
Dependencies
- Unity Input System
- TextMeshPro / Unity UI
- Universal Render Pipeline (URP)
- No third-party Asset Store dependencies
Supported Platforms
- Designed using standard Unity UI and Input System components
- Tested in the Unity Editor on Windows
- Other Unity-supported build targets should be tested by the developer according to project requirements
Documentation
- Setup, getting started, gameplay, customization, architecture, input, audio, package contents, and support documentation are included under Assets/KidsMathAdventure/Documentation.
Compatibility
| Unity version | Built-in | URP | HDRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6000.2.14f1 | Not listed | Compatible | Not listed |
Designed and tested with the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) in Unity 6.2 (6000.2.x).
The included demo scenes are configured for URP. Built-in Render Pipeline and HDRP have not been officially tested and are therefore not listed as supported.
Core gameplay and UI scripts are largely render-pipeline independent, but scene/camera setup may require adjustment when using another render pipeline.
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