A Unity grant to keep building healthy games

Super excited to share that Talofa has won a grant from Unity to keep building on our vision of healthy games! Thanks for giving Monster Walk: Step Adventure a chance to touch even more lives and get players out and moving more 🚶

Unity’s announcement

All 11 slides from Unity’s announcement, shared in the original post. Select an image to view it full size.

announcement Unity for Humanity: 2026 winners — Slide 1 of 11 · Unity

Six Wing Studios, Inc Amaru Reimagined builds beyond Amaru’s “self-care app meets pet game foundation” with endless multiplayer play, seasonal events, localization, and more. — Slide 2 of 11 · Unity

Arizona State University Balboa Park Alive! immerses families in a journey where children plant native gardens, release endangered butterflies, and see firsthand how climate change reshapes local ecosystems. — Slide 3 of 11 · Unity

University of California, Santa Barbara Future Mountain is an interactive gamified visualization tool that translates complex Earth System Model data into an explorable landscape. — Slide 4 of 11 · Unity

ICIFI | UNSAM HandSolo is a VR rehabilitation game that helps chronic stroke survivors regain lost hand dexterity using motor training backed by scientific research. — Slide 5 of 11 · Unity

Khayalan Arts A Space Traveler and a Cosmic Cat, embark on a journey across the sea of stars to rekindle a dying universe from a galactical pandemic. — Slide 6 of 11 · Unity

Talofa Corporation Befriend monsters as you walk. Step into an epic adventure where your daily steps fuel your journey through a world on the rise from ruin. — Slide 7 of 11 · Unity

Patouch This educational video game helps young people understand violence, recognize their role in a conflict situation, and respond appropriately. — Slide 8 of 11 · Unity

BHT Research & Innovation Centre A Mixed Reality platform that democratizes "gold standard" burn management training by replacing £120,000 physical mannequins with free, scalable digital simulations. — Slide 9 of 11 · Unity

Grassroots Indigenous Multimedia As Miskwaa, forge a path through a forest teaming with spirits, stories, and intricate puzzles inspired by Ojibwe culture and language in this all-new point and click adventure. — Slide 10 of 11 · Unity

Charles Games s.r.o. We Grew Up in War is a powerful testimony based on real stories of children who lived through wars in Ukraine and Bosnia. Experience their world shaped by fear and imagination. — Slide 11 of 11 · Unity

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Jenny Xu is the CEO and founder of Talofa Games, the studio behind Monster Walk, Run Legends and Pulse Match.

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