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This research objective was to structure a presentation of a Balinese popular folk tale as an educational strategy through a mobile game with easy-to-play gameplay. This study had 3 (three) main objectives: (1) building the Manik Angkeran story, which is the famous folk tale circulating in Balinese society, Indonesia; (2) realizing the Manik Angkeran game that highlights Balinese characteristics; (3) implementing easy-to-play gameplay. In developing the original story of Manik Angkeran, the strategies carried out were: (1) building a new story with the main character, Manik Angkeran; (2) highlighting Balinese characteristics in character design, game background, and background music in fighting scenes; (3) chosing tap-mode game considering the simplicity and efficiency. The result of this study was Manik Angkeran Game with Tap Game genre based on Android. The game requires players to tap on the screen to move Manik Angkeran, with a mission to defeat the enemy/monster to collect gold coins (Pis Bolong Mas). Later, these coins can be used to buy building materials, which will be used to build dormitories (Pesraman). The test results using the BlackBox Testing method showed that the functionality of the navigation buttons and the entire functions of the game were running well as desired. For the results of testing the game on several different screen resolutions, showed that the display of this game was able to adjust on different screen resolutions and the image display remains sharp. This game was also capable to run on a minimum Android device v.3.0 HoneyComb, until the latest version at this time is v.9.0 Pie. Research disclosure starts with the Introduction, which reveals the background and purpose of the study. Furthermore, the discussion swooped over to the research method used. The process of pre-production, production to post-production was he model or technique used in making games. The results revealed the evaluation of the black box to test the readiness of the system.

Sign language is language used by deaf people to exchange information. Indonesia has two sign languages used in its application, namely SIBI and BISINDO. SIBI is an adaptation of the American Sign Language which is currently being applied in a special school (SLB) environment. To provide support in learning SIBI sign language in technological advances, the design of Augmented Reality to introduce the letters SIBI will help in the learning process. The black box test results showed all the features and functions of the application can run well. In observing the response time when scanning markers using the Xiaomi PocoF1 marker on the letters SIBI, it had an average time of 6.05 seconds. Observation of the scan distance of the SIBI letter, the average scan distance of the marker can be scanned at a distance of 5 cm to 50 cm.