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Disaster preparedness game

A 3D first-person Android game that teaches students what to do in a disaster, set on a recreation of the Lyceum of the Philippines University – Cavite campus.

Type: Team capstone
My role: Programmer
Stack: Unity, C#, Android, Supabase (PostgreSQL)
Status: Published on Google Play

Get it on Google Play Showcase on GitHub

Earthquake level: evacuating down the emergency stairs with classmates — Earthquake level: going down the emergency stairs with a crowd of classmates.

What it does

Its 20 earthquake, typhoon, flood, fire and ashfall levels put the player in one of four campus buildings and walk them through a real drill: duck, cover and hold during the shaking, wait out aftershocks, find another way round a blocked exit, and evacuate with a crowd of classmates to the assembly area. Touch controls, a mini-map, campus wall maps and a route guide keep players oriented.

Players pick a character, read safety guides for the five disasters and collect emergency items such as a flashlight, whistle and first-aid kit into an in-game almanac.

Accounts, data and updates

Students sign in with their school email and a one-time code.
Progress is saved to a Supabase (PostgreSQL) database and syncs between devices.
The game keeps working offline after the first sign-in.
An account can only be active on one device at a time.
I also built a Windows content manager that lets staff place 3D objects in levels and publish content updates to every player without releasing a new version of the app.

Screenshots

Sign-in screen — Sign-in with a school email and a one-time code.

Main menu: simulation, arcade, almanac and guidelines.

Choose a disaster screen — Choosing a disaster to practise.

Typhoon level — Typhoon: the storm gets stronger as the level goes on.

Heading to the evacuation area at the front gate.

The source code isn’t public; the GitHub repository is a showcase with the store screenshots. Signing in needs an LPU Cavite student email.