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Recreate a third-person 3D exploration game titled “ECLIPSE ISLAND // FIELD LOG.” Use Three.js-style real-time rendering with a perspective camera following the player from behind at about 7.5 units distance. The setting is a foggy, mysterious island surrounded by dark teal ocean: a procedurally shaped green island with rolling hills and a raised ridge, sandy shoreline, distant low-poly mountain silhouettes, and dense scattered low-poly trees, dead trees, rocks, and a few wooden crates. Use soft shadows, atmospheric exponential fog, a cool blue-green night/eclipse palette, teal emissive technology, and warm amber clue/device lights. The visual style is clean, low-poly, cinematic sci-fi mystery rather than combat-focused. There are no weapons, enemies, health, score, or inventory systems. The player is an explorer character, initially placed at the western abandoned research station, with a third-person animated humanoid model. Support keyboard movement and jump through the third-person controls, including WASD-style directional movement, jump, gravity, and slope handling; also provide a mobile-friendly on-screen INTERACT button that appears only when close to an interactable. Allow E or Enter, or tapping INTERACT, to interact. The player can freely walk around the island and follow old raised brown paths. Build the terrain as a large island with two curved paths: one from the western station through the center toward the cave in the southeast, and another branch toward the ridge/cliffs. Place the abandoned research station near the western edge around the player start. It is a stylized octagonal structure with a stone/concrete cylindrical base, dark wooden cylindrical walls, a dark conical roof, a metal dish and mast, and a glowing amber beacon. Place Dr. Mara Vale nearby as an animated casual female humanoid NPC. The first objective is “MISSION 01 — The Signal in the Fog”: “Speak with Dr. Mara Vale at the abandoned research station.” When the player approaches Mara and interacts, show a bottom-center translucent dark dialogue panel with the speaker name in teal, sequential dialogue, and a “Press E or tap INTERACT to continue” prompt. Her three lines explain that the station detected a signal beyond the western ridge, that the player should follow the old path and find eclipse-marked clues, and that the device core should not be touched until its answer is understood. After the dialogue, advance the mission and show a brief amber mission-update banner. The second objective is “MISSION 02 — Echoes Along the Ridge”: “Recover two clues and trace the signal toward the western cliffs.” Place three floating clue objects along the island route: each is a small glowing amber octahedron with a hovering amber ring. Use these exact clue descriptions when interacted with: (1) at the central path, “A cracked lens etched with the same eclipse symbol as the station dish.” (2) farther along the route, “A field recorder repeats three tones — the signal is answering, not transmitting.” (3) near the cave approach, “A black stone hums beneath the moss. It is warm despite the eclipse air.” During Mission 02, interacting with any visible clue removes it, shows an uppercase banner such as “CLUE RECOVERED // [description],” and records it. Once any two clues have been recovered, advance to Mission 03 and show “MISSION UPDATED // FIND THE CAVE.” Clue markers should only be visible/active for the relevant mission. Place the hidden signal cave at the far southeastern end of the main path, around a large dark low-poly rock mound. Give it a black cave opening, a teal glowing torus/ring around the entrance, and a nearby eclipse device. The device consists of a metallic octagonal base, a teal rotating ring, a glowing amber central sphere/core, a thin vertical cyan beam, and a faint translucent cyan glow. Mission 03 is “The Answering Dark”: “Reach the hidden cave, interact with the eclipse device, then return to Mara.” When the player approaches and interacts with the device, show dialogue under speaker “ECLIPSE DEVICE” with these exact ideas: “The core mirrors the sun — but the reflection is not your own.” followed by “A map unfolds in the air: the island is only the first seal.” On completion, mark the device answered and show “THE DEVICE ANSWERED.” When the player returns to Mara and interacts, show her three concluding lines: “You found it... and it woke up. I can feel the whole island listening.”, “Whatever built that device was not trying to block the eclipse. It was using it as a door.”, and “We leave the station before the shadow passes.” Then mark the mission complete, show “ISLAND LOG COMPLETE,” and display a full-screen ending overlay with a dark radial teal background and centered card. The ending card title is “ECLIPSE ISLAND” and its text says: “The device was never calling the island. It was answering it. Beneath the eclipse, the research station's oldest signal became a living map — a warning from a civilization that learned to hide its sun.” Add the teal line “The island's mystery is only beginning.” and an “Explore Again” button that reloads/restarts the game. Build the HUD as a fixed, minimal field-log interface over the game. At the top left show spaced teal text “ECLIPSE ISLAND // FIELD LOG.” Directly below it, show a wide dark translucent rounded mission card with a thin teal border, amber uppercase mission label, large white title, muted blue-gray objective text, and a thin progress bar that fills teal-to-amber as missions advance: 0% initially, about 45% after Mission 01, about 78% in Mission 03, and 100% when complete. At the top right show a pill-shaped dark status badge reading “ECLIPSE PHASE 01:47.” Show transient amber notification banners near the upper center for mission/clue/device updates. Show the interaction button at lower right only near an NPC, clue, or device; while dialogue is open, change its label to “Continue.” Keep dialogue at bottom center in a blurred translucent panel. Make the interface responsive for narrow mobile screens, with the mission card compact and dialogue shifted upward to avoid the mobile interaction button. Implement smooth animation: trees, rocks, and characters cast/receive shadows; the eclipse lighting is cool and subdued with a cyan point glow above the island and a warm light around the station/device region; the device rotates continuously, its teal ring spins, and its core subtly rotates. Objective markers are hovering teal or amber rings with thin vertical beams and gentle pulsing/scaling. The player starts beside the station at the western coordinates, the cave/device are at the far opposite route, and the world should feel like a quiet explorable island mystery with discovery and dialogue as the core loop.