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Create a browser-based 3D third-person action-adventure game titled “Kamat Adventure,” using a low-poly, colorful, stylized aesthetic. The player controls a modular humanoid adventurer on a bounded, roughly circular island surrounded by a bright blue sky/atmosphere with light fog. Use an over-the-shoulder/third-person camera that follows the player, supports drag-to-look, and shows the character from behind as they explore. The island has a sandy yellow-green shore over a darker green ground layer, a blue lake on the north/east side with a small gray rock in it, a village area with several simple orange box houses and dark reddish pyramid roofs connected by a pale path, scattered blocky forest trees around the perimeter, and scattered low gray rocks. Include a dark cave/ridge structure made of gray blocks near the treasure area. Lighting should be bright daylight with soft atmospheric fog and a cyan sky. Begin with a centered dark lobby overlay titled “Kamat Adventure” and text explaining that the island drop zone is ready and the goal is to collect diamonds, swap weapons, survive enemy attacks, and find the treasure. Include an “Enter Island” button. Once started, show a fixed HUD: the title at top left; top-right status pills for diamonds, armor, medkits, equipped weapon, and bag count; a health label and green health bar at upper left; an objective panel that initially says “Collect diamonds: 0/5” and changes after all diamonds are collected to “Reach the treasure at the cave ridge”; a circular minimap at upper right with a white/cyan player marker, red enemy markers, and yellow treasure marker; bottom-left control hint; and bottom-right action buttons for Bag, Pause, Sit, Aim, Reload, Use Med, and Fire. The Bag opens a dark inventory panel listing weapon, armor, medkits, diamonds, ammo, and current stance. Place five glowing cyan diamond collectibles around the island. They should float/rotate and disappear when the player comes within approximately 1.3 world units, incrementing the diamond count. Place an armor pickup that grants 50 armor, and two red medkit pickups that each grant one medkit when approached. Place a blue weapon pickup in the island interior that switches the player from a Pistol to an AR, replaces the visible weapon model, and changes ammunition to 30 loaded and 60 reserve. Start the player with a Pistol, 12 rounds loaded, 36 reserve rounds, 100 health, no armor, no medkits, and zero diamonds. Visually attach the currently equipped low-poly gun to the adventurer’s hand. Add three simple red spherical enemies at distinct locations on the island. They rotate in place, each has 2 hit points, and they become hostile when the player is within 18 units. Enemies periodically fire small orange-red spherical projectiles toward the player, and they damage the player on contact. Enemies also damage the player continuously at close range. The player’s armor absorbs incoming damage before health. When shot, an enemy should visibly shrink slightly; after two hits it disappears and counts as defeated, also incrementing the diamond counter. The player fires along the camera center using a raycast, with a brief yellow tracer line extending forward. Shooting consumes one round and does nothing while paused, dead, reloading, or out of ammo. Support reloading with a short delay: pistol magazine capacity is 12 and AR capacity is 30, using reserve ammo. The player can move with WASD or arrow keys, jump with Space, sprint with Shift, and rotate/look by dragging the mouse or touch view. Provide equivalent on-screen buttons for firing, reloading, using a medkit, crouching/sitting, aiming, pausing, and opening the bag. Keyboard shortcuts should include F to fire, R to reload, H to use a medkit, C to toggle a sitting/crouched stance, Q to toggle aim, I to open the inventory, and Escape to pause. Aiming should narrow the camera field of view from about 58 degrees to about 46 degrees and update the button label; sitting should lower/scale the character and update the stance label. Medkits restore 35 health up to 100. If health reaches zero, reset the player to the starting location, restore health to 100, clear armor, medkits, and diamonds, and reset ammunition, while retaining the currently selected weapon. Place a gold treasure chest/block at the cave ridge, around the far side of the island. The player only wins after collecting all five diamonds and approaching the treasure within roughly 3.5 units. Show a full-screen dark-green translucent victory overlay titled “Treasure Found!” with a completion message and a “Play Again” button that reloads/restarts the game. Include pause behavior that freezes gameplay until resumed. Ensure the game remains playable on desktop and touch/mobile layouts, with responsive HUD controls.