Luber Jurdil is a 2D Android mobile game designed to simulate the electoral process at polling stations (TPS). Players assume the role of novice voters, navigating through the TPS environment while learning about civic engagement and election procedures.
The purpose of Luber Jurdil is to provide an educational and engaging experience for high school students to understand the electoral process and their role as voters in a democratic society. The game aims to support Civics education by gamifying learning activities related to elections and citizenship.
- Player Setup
- Players can enter their name and choose a character (a high school student avatar) to represent them in the game.
- Tutorial and Instructions
- Before starting the game, players receive instructions on how to navigate the TPS environment and complete tasks.
- The tutorial explains election procedures, such as visiting different stations and following the correct sequence.
- TPS Environment
- Players are placed at the entrance of the TPS and must move through various stations, including election officials' desks, in the correct order.
- Each station presents a task related to the electoral process, such as verifying identity, receiving ballot papers, and casting votes.
- Task Completion and Points
- Players earn points for successfully completing tasks at each station.
- Tasks may include answering quiz questions, solving puzzles related to civic knowledge, and making decisions based on election scenarios.
- Game Progression and Ending
- The game progresses as players move through the TPS, earning points for each completed task.
- The game ends when players successfully complete the final task of leaving the TPS after casting their vote.
- Grading and Evaluation
- After completing the game, players receive a grading based on their performance and accumulated points (e.g., grades ranging from A to F).
- Players can view their score and grade, encouraging replayability to improve their performance.
- Reporting and Evaluation
- Player scores and grades are sent to the admin's Telegram for evaluation and feedback.
- Admins (teachers or educators) can use this data for assessment and to track students' understanding of civic concepts.
- The game is designed for Android mobile devices.
- Minimum device specifications include sufficient storage space, compatibility with 2D graphics, and internet access.
- Unity ver.
2021.3.15f1LTS
Luber Jurdil is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.