MR BEST

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Create a colorful, playful 3D third-person obstacle-race game titled “MR BEST,” focused on the opening Red Light / Green Light challenge from a larger elimination competition. Use Three.js-style 3D rendering with a sky-blue background and soft atmospheric fog, bright candy-colored materials, chunky simple geometry, soft shadows, and bold white/navy outlined typography in a fixed HUD.

Scene and camera: use a perspective third-person camera following the player from behind and slightly above, with the player starting near the front of a long straight arena and the finish far ahead. The arena is a compact stadium-like running course: a wide yellow/gold lane extending roughly 112 units, green ground around it, pink raised side barriers, and repeated thin white distance stripes across the lane. Place blue/red flag poles along the sides, colorful spectator stands near the starting end, a large blue start gate with a yellow START banner, and a red finish gate with a yellow FINISH banner. At the finish, add a large cartoon referee robot: blue rectangular body, white cylindrical head, dark visor, glowing green eyes, and yellow rectangular arms. Put a floating WATCH label above it.

Player: control one contestant represented by a small simple humanoid/capsule character wearing a red body outfit and yellow head (or load a basic animated humanoid model if available). Start the player at approximately (0, 0, 18), facing down the lane toward negative Z. Support WASD and arrow-key movement, jumping with Space, and a mobile joystick/touch control through the control system. Movement should be third-person and responsive, with running/walking/idle animations when available. The goal is to reach the finish at approximately z=-78 while obeying the traffic light.

Game flow: begin on a menu state. The HUD initially says “WELCOME TO THE BIGGEST LITTLE COMPETITION,” with subtitle “One playful arena slice is live: Red Light, Green Light,” a large START MATCH button, a top-left “MR BEST” brand and yellow “ORIGINAL ELIMINATION” tag, and a top-right counter reading “CONTESTANTS: 0.” Along the bottom show six challenge pills: “1. RED LIGHT / GREEN LIGHT” (active white pill), “2. HONEYCOMB,” “3. TUG OF WAR,” “4. MARBLES,” “5. DDAKJI,” and “6. GLASS BRIDGE.” Also show the help text “WASD / arrows to run · SPACE to jump · mobile joystick included · move only on GREEN.” These additional five challenges are only displayed as queued labels; do not implement them.

When START MATCH is pressed, reset the player and all contestants, set the counter to 100, hide the start button, and show a three-second countdown with “GET READY,” subtitle “100 contestants enter. Only one becomes MR BEST.” and a large 3, 2, 1. Then begin the playable phase with “GREEN LIGHT,” “Run to the finish. Stop when the light flips.” and “GO!” The light alternates between green and red: the initial green period lasts about 1.8 seconds; later green periods last randomly about 2.4–4.2 seconds and red periods about 1.5–3.3 seconds. Update the HUD to “GREEN LIGHT” / “Run now!” / “GO!” or “RED LIGHT” / “Freeze!” / “STOP!” accordingly. The referee’s eye/light indicator should change between green and red with the phase.

Core rule: the player may move only while the light is green. During red, if the control system reports meaningful movement (moving state and combined horizontal velocity above roughly 0.2), immediately eliminate the player. On elimination, decrement the contestants counter, show “ELIMINATED!”, subtitle “The referee caught you moving on RED. Press restart to try again.” and large “OOF,” stop gameplay, and reveal a RESTART button. If the player reaches z=-78 or beyond while alive, end the round in victory and show “YOU ARE MR BEST!”, subtitle “You made it through the opening challenge. The remaining five challenges are queued in the full match manager.” and large “WINNER.” Show a PLAY AGAIN button.

Crowd: populate the starting lane with 99 simple AI contestants arranged in 17-column rows behind/around the player, using small cylindrical bodies in alternating blue, pink, yellow, green, purple, and orange colors with yellow heads. During gameplay, some AI contestants advance toward the finish during green based on a varying/bravery behavior. During red, some moving AI contestants are eliminated, decrementing the contestant count; make them tip/rotate and then disappear shortly afterward. AI that reaches the finish disappears and is treated as finished. The counter should never display below zero. The player is the only contestant whose controls and win/elimination state matter.

HUD styling: keep the HUD fixed over the 3D scene with generous padding, white bold uppercase text, dark navy translucent rounded pills, blue text shadows, yellow tag, and a large pink rounded START/RESTART/PLAY AGAIN button with a darker pink pressed shadow. Make it responsive: on small screens reduce padding and sizes while retaining the challenge strip and help panel. Preserve the bright cyan sky, high-contrast candy-stadium palette, simple low-poly forms, and cheerful game-show presentation visible in the reference.