Misi Rahasia

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Rebuild a browser game titled “Misi Rahasia di Negeri Pengetahuan,” an Indonesian educational mystery adventure for SMA Kelas 11 focused on Bahasa Indonesia. Use a full-screen Three.js-style 3D third-person world behind HTML/CSS overlays. The visual mood is dark fantasy at night: deep navy/black background and exponential blue fog, moonlight, purple-blue fill lighting, warm gold lights, soft shadows, glowing particles, and a large pale moon. The world is a mysterious forest with a flat dark ground, a central mauve stone path, roughly two dozen simple low-poly trees around the perimeter, a distant knowledge castle with four corner towers and reddish conical roofs, castle props/gate/bridge/lanterns, a glowing blue portal to the right, and five glowing mystery doors distributed along the path/forest. Each door should have a chunky brown frame, a purple emissive interior and a bright gold ring/lock marker. Door labels and positions/themes are: “Perpustakaan Terlarang,” “Menara Argumen,” “Dimensi Rahasia,” “Galeri Cerpen,” and “Ruang Final.” Add floating purple star-like particles and gentle animation to the portal, particles, and door rings.

On first load show a black cinematic title screen, matching the supplied visual: a large glowing golden key icon near the top/center, the gold serif title “MISI RAHASIA,” subtitle “di Negeri Pengetahuan,” italic quote “Setiap pintu menyimpan pertanyaan. Setiap jawaban membuka jalan.” and a rounded gold/orange button “LEWATI CINEMATIC.” Fade automatically to the main menu after about 6.5 seconds, or immediately when skipped. The menu is a centered translucent dark glass card with gold borders, serif branding “MISI RAHASIA DI NEGERI PENGETAHUAN,” the same quote, and buttons: “MULAI PETUALANGAN,” “DUEL 2 PEMAIN,” “MATERI,” “PETUNJUK MISI,” and “PENGATURAN.”

The main adventure starts a third-person controllable explorer represented by a small glowing gold/orange capsule-like avatar at the near end of the path. Provide WASD movement and touch joystick support through the third-person controller, camera following from behind at a moderate distance, jumping, gravity, and movement speed around 4.6. Display a HUD with current area, score, lives, and combo: initially “Area 1 — Hutan Misterius,” score 0, 3 hearts/lives, combo 0. Include a MENU button, a hint saying to explore and approach a glowing door then press E or Inspect, and show the gold “INSPEKSI PINTU” button only when within about 2.6 world units of an unopened door. Pressing E or that button opens the nearby door quiz.

The core mechanic is timed Indonesian multiple-choice questions. Maintain a large shuffled pool (260 generated questions based on Bahasa Indonesia topics such as teks argumentasi, fakta/opini, gagasan utama, teks eksplanasi/eksposisi, cerpen, intrinsic/extrinsic elements, characterization, plot, setting, point of view, message, poetry diction, figurative language, effective sentences, standard words, spelling, punctuation, conjunctions, word meaning, explicit/implicit information, text analysis, and HOTS). Each question has four shuffled answer choices. The quiz appears in a centered dark purple modal with the door name and category, heading “PINTU TERKUNCI,” a 12-second countdown and shrinking progress bar, question text, and four selectable choices labeled A-D. Quick correct responses award larger bonuses: +150 within 3 seconds, +100 within 6 seconds, +75 within 9 seconds, otherwise +50; add combo bonuses at combo 3, 5, and 10, and show a “KNOWLEDGE RUSH” indication at combo 10. A correct answer marks the door opened, changes its ring glow, visually squashes the door group vertically, increments opened count and advances the area (eventually to Area 5 / Ruang Final after enough doors). A wrong answer or timeout resets combo and removes one life, leaving the door locked. If lives reach zero, show a mission failed message and a “COBA LAGI” retry button. Correct answers or a completed failure state provide a continue button.

After all five doors are opened, launch a “FINAL CHALLENGE” in the last knowledge room: ten timed HOTS-style quiz rounds, each with a 12-second timer, worth +250 for each correct answer. Finish with a victory modal titled “MISI BERHASIL!” stating that the player opened the secrets of the Negeri Pengetahuan, showing “KUNCI UTAMA DITEMUKAN” and the final challenge score, plus a button to return to the menu.

Also implement the menu’s “MATERI” modal as a Bahasa Indonesia knowledge map for SMA Kelas 11 listing representative core concepts/questions; “PETUNJUK MISI” explaining WASD/touch joystick, approaching glowing doors, E/Inspect, 12-second questions, faster-answer bonuses, lost lives, and opening all doors to reach the 10-question Final Challenge; and “PENGATURAN” with toggles for sound effects and music plus a lightweight graphics note. Use short generated oscillator tones for correct and incorrect answers and honor the sound toggle. Escape during adventure returns to the menu.

Implement “DUEL 2 PEMAIN” as a separate ten-round quiz mode with no adventure HUD: each round presents one question, 12-second timer, two player panels with score/lives/combo, a VS center label, and controls indicated as Player 1 A/S/D/F and Player 2 J/K/L/;. The UI should support sequential answering: Player 1 answers first, then Player 2 answers the same question; correct answers award 150 points and increment that player’s combo, wrong answers cost one life and reset combo, and timeout costs one life for both. After ten rounds show both scores and lives, announce Player 1, Player 2, or a tie, and provide a return-to-menu button. Keep all interface text and question content in Indonesian, with a polished gold, white, muted-lavender, purple, and navy palette, rounded panels, serif gold headings, translucent overlays, responsive mobile layout, and no elements that contradict the described mechanics.