江湖求生

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Create a playable 3D top-down survival action game titled “江湖求生” (“Jianghu Survival”), set in a simple stylized wuxia forest clearing. Use a follow camera at a moderately high top-down angle, keeping the hero centered and the surrounding arena visible. The ground is a muted olive-green forest floor with a lighter circular clearing, soft fog, and warm daylight/shadows. Frame the clearing with sparse low-poly, blocky cube-canopy trees; leave the combat space open. Add a short row of pale stone path markers across the clearing. The player is a small wandering swordsman/warrior character, standing at the center at the start.

Core gameplay is a single endless survival arena. Before starting, show the centered Chinese heading “闯荡江湖” and the instruction “左侧摇杆移动 · 剑气自动追击最近的敌人” (move with the left joystick; sword qi automatically attacks the nearest enemy). A prominent lower-right button says “开始闯荡”. Activating it begins play; the button changes to “暂停”. While paused, show “歇息片刻” and “点击按钮继续”; pressing the button resumes. When health reaches zero, end the run and show “侠路暂歇” plus survival time and rivals defeated, and change the button to “再闯一次”; activating it resets the run.

Move the hero with a touch joystick / directional movement input, in the horizontal plane around the clearing. The hero attacks automatically without a separate attack button: whenever an enemy is within roughly 3.1 world units, periodically strike the nearest enemy, with about a 0.72-second cooldown. Show a brief pale-gold circular sword-qi slash effect at the attacked enemy. Enemies are small dark burgundy, faceted/icosahedral rivals with glowing yellow eyes. Spawn them around the arena perimeter and have them continuously pursue the hero; their movement speed rises modestly as time passes. They damage the hero by contact, taking 12 health per hit, with a short post-hit invulnerability interval. A defeated rival disappears and leaves a floating mint-green inner-force orb. The player collects orbs by moving close to them; collected orbs grant cultivation XP. Every level requires five times the current level in XP; on leveling up, reset XP progress and restore 8 health, capped at 100. The arena grows more crowded over time: wave number starts at 1 and increases every 20 seconds, and the enemy population cap increases by two per wave, up to 32. Keep spawning rivals over the run.

Overlay a clear compact HUD across the top: a dark translucent rounded panel with thin muted-gold border at upper left shows the gold Chinese title “江湖求生” and subtitle “移动身法，自动挥剑，收集内力”. A matching upper-right panel shows survival time as mm:ss, wave number, health as a percentage with a long orange-to-gold bar, cultivation level (“修为”), and rivals defeated (“击退”). Add a thin mint XP progress bar along the bottom edge. Use large centered start/pause/end messaging with subtle shadow, without obstructing the controls. Keep the interface readable on narrow portrait screens; use the game world as a softly lit, subdued green backdrop, and keep the lower-right action button large, rounded, reddish-brown with a warm gold outline. The visual style is clean low-poly 3D, soft fog, simple geometry, forest greens and warm golden highlights, with Chinese-language UI. Do not add unrelated weapons, abilities, maps, menus, or story systems.