ZeroHint

DijiVat is a browser-based educational game commissioned by Türkiye’s Ministry of National Education (MEB) and funded by the Council of Europe, teaching middle school students (ages 11–14) cyberbullying, online privacy, media literacy and healthy digital habits. We handled the full cycle: a three-day pedagogy workshop with teachers to fix learning outcomes, game design, Unity development, UI, Turkish/English localization built in parallel, and WebGL deployment. The player is DijiVat, a robot repairing a digital city: good decisions visibly heal the city, bad ones leave it broken, so consequences are shown rather than narrated. Systems: quest system mapped one-to-one to learning outcomes, NPC dialogue, quiz layer for teachers and reviewers, score/badges/rewards, and cinematics. Built in Unity and exported to WebGL so it runs from one URL on locked-down school computers with no install. Delivered in 8–10 months including formal approvals, and shipped on the EBA platform, which serves 5M+ middle school students.