Interactive Paralympic Quiz
An interactive Unity quiz for one, two, or three players that turns content about the Paralympic Winter Games and Milano Cortina 2026 into an immediate, competitive, and accessible touchscreen experience.
- Date
- Role & stack
- Software Development • Touchscreen Application • Multiplayer Quiz
Interactive Paralympic Quiz is an interactive Unity application designed for touchscreen displays and dedicated to the Paralympic Winter Games and Milano Cortina 2026.
The experience transforms the history, disciplines, athletes, and values of the Paralympic movement into a multiple-choice challenge for one, two, or three players, combining bilingual questions, images, timers, scores, and audiovisual feedback.
The goal was to make Paralympic content accessible and engaging through a shared experience combining education, competition, and play.
From setup to final ranking
- Setup — Visitors choose Italian or English and start a game for one, two, or three participants sharing the same display.
- Questions — Each session presents ten questions randomly selected from a library of 61 illustrated entries, without repetitions for each player.
- Timed challenge — Three possible answers, displayed in random order, accompany a ten-second timer and a scoring system that rewards both accuracy and speed.
- Ranking — The final screen summarizes finishing position, trophy, total score, and correct answers before returning to the menu.
Visual and audio feedback immediately communicate the outcome of every choice. Animations, transitions, and loading screens keep the flow clear even when several people are participating at the same time.
A truly multiplayer experience
The one-, two-, and three-player modes use dedicated interfaces optimized for a shared landscape display. Each participant has independent questions, timers, and scores, while the global logic coordinates progression and waits for everyone to complete their turn.
The full experience is available in Italian and English. The animated homepage, photographic slideshow, and audiovisual feedback introduce visitors to the challenge and maintain a consistent identity across every screen.
Content separated from gameplay
Questions, answers, and images are loaded dynamically from JSON files and Unity resources. Keeping content separate from logic makes it possible to update the library without rebuilding the gameplay, while language and player-count preferences are stored through PlayerPrefs.
The system automatically manages random selection, repetition checks, transitions, loading screens, and the return to the menu. This structure supports consecutive sessions on touchscreen stations and makes future content expansion straightforward.
My contribution
- designed the experience and setup → quiz → ranking → menu flow;
- developed the one-, two-, and three-player modes for a shared display;
- managed independent questions, timers, and scores for each participant;
- implemented non-repeating random selection and speed-based scoring;
- integrated Italian and English localization across the interface and content;
- implemented dynamic question and image loading through JSON and Unity Resources;
- created audiovisual feedback, animations, and interface transitions;
- organized the project to simplify updates to questions, answers, and assets.
Technical stack
| Area | Technology |
|---|---|
| Engine | Unity 6 |
| Language | C# |
| UI and text | Unity UI / TextMesh Pro |
| Data | JSON / Unity Resources |
| Preferences | PlayerPrefs |
| Localization | Italian / English |
| Target | Android, landscape touchscreen display |
Project value
Interactive Paralympic Quiz turns educational content about the Paralympic Winter Games into a competitive, accessible, and informative experience. Its multiplayer format and immediate visual communication engage both individual visitors and small groups across events, hospitality areas, and exhibition spaces.
Credits and rights
Project developed within TopTouch for Casa Italia during the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games. Trademarks, logos, images, and proprietary assets belong to their respective owners.