Games Shrot Bubble Blaster Adventure - the platformer designed by Otto 5 year-old as homeschool project

Hi everyone

here is our homeschooling project, Shrot Bubble Blaster Adventure, which started during the lockdown as an entertaining activity for the little one. This is a platformer inspired by Super Mario, Rayman etc. designed by Otto, 5 years old.
He's drawn all (most) of the materials then assisted me on all the steps of the creation including gameplay, animation, music recording, image edition, level design, project management etc.

we're close to completion, I'm posting videos, screenshot and synopsis for your feedback

Beware! King Chomp and his minions have taken over the Macatara Island and have flung Shrot to the farthest reaches of the mighty Jungle. Shrot is off wandering through mysterious worlds to find the legendary bubble blaster. Whatever you do, be sure to put an end to King Chomp’s evil plans and save princess Federline!

The courageous little boy must run, jump through series of obstacles and fight his way through each part of the island to save the day and discover the secrets of the magical bubble blaster. Cross colourful handcrafted seas, lava lakes, jungles, ancient temples, race tracks, asteroid fields and snow mountains to get there.

Make use of cool power-ups like an electric bubble, ice-freezing bubble, shrinker bubble, teleporter, super jump and ultra-speed, as you chase down King Chomp and his cavalcade of minions.


Thanks
Guillaume @ Sofielafee

 

Thanks to jongallant's Car Simulator in GitHub I've managed to get some interesting driving gameplay for our level 9 called the race, a top-down race against time see in this video

 

Here's the original soundtrack of the game. An original composition and singing by the little one layered with Garage Band's instruments https://soundcloud.com/sofielafee-studio/shrot-bubble-blaster-adventure

 

Are those assets kids handcrafted one ?
Nice idea .. "Très Sympa!"

 

All handcrafted by the little one when his school was closed this year, I had a big pile of drawings to scan!

Below the opening scene, including some famous film and series quotes.
Realised relatively swiftly thanks to Cinemachine and Timeline

 

Very cool ! I can imagine the effort done to convert handcrafted objects to Unity. I really love the Dino work

I have a question here, what is the purpose of multiplications equations there? Educational purpose ?

 

Initially we've put jokes during the loading screens but eventually changed to equations so that the little one can learn some stuff while testing the levels. He's a bit young for times tables but worth trying anyway