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Create a playable third-person 3D exploration/investigation game titled "ECLIPSE ISLAND". Use a dark, atmospheric low-poly/cozy-realistic style with a deep blue-black background, teal-gray fog, subdued forest-green terrain, muted tan sand, weathered gray buildings, and pale turquoise glowing technology. The camera should follow the player from behind at about 7 units distance, with a perspective view and drag-to-look controls. Support keyboard and mobile controls: WASD or a virtual joystick to move, drag to rotate the camera, Space to jump, Shift to run, and E/Enter or a prominent mobile INTERACT button to interact. The player is a simple stylized human explorer wearing a desaturated sage outfit, with a head, dark hood-like ring, and no weapon. There is no combat, health, ammo, or enemy system; the goal is to complete a linear environmental mystery by walking between marked locations and interacting with characters and objects. Build one open island terrain area surrounded by dark blue ocean. Make the ground uneven with rolling hills and a prominent central ridge, using a procedural-looking green terrain surface. Add a sandy beach on the southwest/coastal side, several narrow brown dirt paths, scattered low-poly trees, dead trees, and rocks. Include distant dark conical mountains beyond the island, exponential atmospheric fog, soft shadows, airborne motes/particles, and a starry eclipse sky. In the sky toward the far horizon, show a large orange-gold glowing eclipse: a black circular disk covering a bright warm halo. Light the scene with cool ambient/directional moonlike light plus the warm visual contrast of the eclipse. Place these important locations and landmarks: (1) an abandoned coastal Research Station near the southwest beach, a simple rectangular gray building with a dark roof, front door, and two glowing turquoise windows; Dr. Vale, a stylized NPC in front/near it wearing a pale gray-green body and ochre accent scarf; (2) a small Field Lab farther inland; (3) an abandoned forest camp around the center, with a crate, brown four-sided tent, thin antenna, and a small glowing turquoise Research Note; (4) a tall Signal Tower beyond the ridge on the eastern/southeastern side, consisting of a large dark metal base, a thin tall mast, several circular rings, and a glowing rotating turquoise Signal Device near its base/top area; and Mara Kline, a second stylized NPC beside the tower in blue-gray clothing with a pale accent scarf; (5) a glowing Signal Component, represented by a small dark metal box with a turquoise light, in the forest along the route between the station and camp. At the upper left, display a translucent rounded dark HUD panel with a small spaced uppercase kicker "INVESTIGATION LOG", a bold mission title, and the current objective. On desktop, show an upper-right panel reading "ECLIPSE ISLAND · COASTAL STATION"; hide it on narrow mobile layouts. At the lower/right area provide a subtle controls hint such as "WASD / joystick to move · drag to look · Space to jump · Shift to run" on desktop. When the player is close enough to an interactive target, show a centered rounded prompt like "Talk · E / tap INTERACT" and reveal the mobile INTERACT button near the bottom right. Also show short centered translucent message cards for mission updates. Implement this exact nine-step investigation progression, with the objective text changing in the mission HUD and a glowing vertical beam/ring world marker pointing at the current target: 1) title "THE SIGNAL" — "Talk to Dr. Vale at the abandoned coastal station."; interacting with Dr. Vale advances to 2) "Find the old signal component in the forest."; interacting with the Signal Component advances to 3) "Return to Dr. Vale and report what you found."; interacting with Dr. Vale advances to 4, title "THE LOST RESEARCHER" — "Follow the trail to the abandoned camp."; interacting with the Research Note advances to 5 — "Search the camp for evidence."; interacting with the note again advances to 6 — "Reach the signal tower beyond the ridge."; interacting with Mara Kline advances to 7 — "Speak with Mara Kline."; interacting with her again advances to 8, title "THE SOURCE" — "Activate the device at the top of the signal tower."; interacting with the glowing Signal Device advances to 9 — "Investigate the eclipse-born signal."; interacting with the device again completes the investigation. Allow interactions only when within roughly five world units and use context labels Talk, Investigate, Examine, and Activate. The marker should track the current target, be hidden after completion, and use a translucent turquoise beam with a glowing ring on the ground. On completion, display a full-screen dark translucent/radial overlay with a centered rounded card, the large spaced heading "INVESTIGATION COMPLETE", and the text: "The eclipse has exposed a signal older than the station itself. The island is listening — and now it knows your name." Include a "CONTINUE EXPLORING" button that dismisses the overlay and leaves the player free to explore while the tower remains active. Keep the overall interface clean, sparse, cinematic, and mobile-friendly, with rounded glass-like panels, pale gray-white text, muted mint accents, and no invented combat or collection systems.