Made Centuri Command (Educational Game)

Centuri Command – Educational Maths Tower Defense Game

Centuri Command is an educational mathematics game developed in Unity for children in Years 1–4, designed around Australian Curriculum mathematics learning objectives. The game combines fast-paced asteroid-defense gameplay with mathematical problem-solving, making learning more interactive and engaging.

Players defend a city or base protected by a shield from incoming asteroids. To destroy the asteroids and protect the base, players solve mathematical questions and enter the correct answers to fire defensive weapons. This gameplay loop encourages quick thinking, accuracy, and mathematical fluency while keeping children engaged through action-based challenges.

The game features multiple mathematics categories, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, rounding, and fractions, with dedicated practice subcategories to support different topics and learning levels.

My contributions included:

Game concept and gameplay design

Unity development and C# programming

Mathematical question and answer systems

Asteroid defense mechanics and wave-based gameplay

UI/UX design and interactive answer-entry controls

Visual design, artwork, and animations

Touch-friendly controls and mobile-first interface implementation

Testing, debugging, and gameplay refinement

Centuri Command demonstrates my ability to independently develop an educational game that combines engaging action mechanics with curriculum-focused learning, creating an interactive experience that helps children practise mathematics through play.