I'm interested but I have a few questions. First, how "professional" does the game have to be? I know the game should be fun and engaging for kids, but can it be games as simple as things you find on cool math games (asking mostly in terms of art quality)?
Second, is there an age requirement for this job? I am still in high school, but am looking for opportunities in game development.
Thanks for showing your interest.
The art quality is important, but if your game is effective (in terms of teaching subject topics), then we can help you with improving the aesthetics. It should not be a pick and place or choosing answers from MCQ type game. We are promoting game based learning and not gamification.
There is no age requirement.
Once I start making a game, how long would you want it to take; I'm sure you wouldn't want anyone to be making a game for your platform that'll take them a year. What is a good gameplay length for your platform?
You're giving each team 1000 USD upfront to help pay for development right? How much are we getting paid for per download afterwards?
So we pay only post the game is developed and is meeting the educational objective. But if you need to be sure if the educational objective is met we can provide an initial feedback before you start developing so that you are assured of getting your costs recovered. After listing on website you can expect 1-2 USD per download.
