Mythic Blocks

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Create a playable browser-based 3D game titled “Mythic Blocks,” a safe, original blocky social-creation hub. Use a bright, friendly low-poly/blocky aesthetic with a sky-blue background and fog, soft shadows, colorful materials, rounded dark navy UI panels, and large readable white text. The game begins with a centered login/spawn overlay: title “Mythic Blocks,” subtitle explaining that players log in, choose an avatar, enter portals, earn Bloxels, and publish tiny games; a username field defaulting to “Builder”; Boy and Girl avatar choice buttons with the selected option highlighted green; and a large yellow “Log in and Spawn” button. Behind/around the overlay, show the game world and mobile controls as in the reference: a translucent circular virtual joystick at bottom-left, a blue circular jump button with an upward arrow at bottom-right, a top HUD with the player profile, “Bloxels 0,” “Games 0,” and buttons for Avatar, Studio, and Publish, plus a bottom-left dark guide/chat panel with movement instructions and a “Safe chat here...” input.

After login, spawn the selected blocky humanoid avatar on a white circular pad at the center of a circular grassy island. Use a third-person perspective camera positioned behind and above the player, smoothly following and looking toward the avatar. The avatar can be a boy or girl block-style character loaded from blocky character assets, with a simple block fallback: colored rectangular torso, square head, and two legs. The player moves with WASD or arrow keys, and on mobile with the virtual joystick; Space or the jump button makes the avatar jump. Apply gravity, allow only grounded jumps, animate idle/walk/jump when animations are available, and keep the player within the island boundary.

Build the hub as a large green circular ground area with a pale ring-shaped walking path and white spawn pad. Surround it with low-poly trees (brown trunks and green cone crowns, upgraded with tree models when available), three colorful glowing portal structures, NPCs, labels, and a billboard. Place the portals at distinct locations: orange “OBBY JUMP,” yellow “COIN RUN,” and purple “BUILD STUDIO.” Each portal consists of a colored base, a vertical torus/ring with a translucent glowing center, and a floating readable label. Include three named friendly NPCs—Mira, Kai, and Nova—made from simple colored block bodies and skin-colored cube heads, with name labels; have them gently wander/oscillate and face the player. Include a billboard reading “Daily rewards: play portals to earn Bloxels.”

Implement the actual hub loop. Scatter ten spinning collectible coins around the hub, especially near the Coin Run side and around the back of the island. Coins bob vertically and disappear when the player comes within pickup range, awarding +5 Bloxels and showing a temporary notification such as “Coin collected! +5 Bloxels.” Entering the OBBY JUMP portal awards +25 Bloxels and shows “Obby entered! Jump the platforms. +25 Bloxels”; entering COIN RUN awards +15 Bloxels and shows “Coin Run started! Grab spinning coins. +15 Bloxels.” Entering BUILD STUDIO opens the creator panel. Portal rewards should trigger once per visit and become available again after walking away. Create a short obby course near the orange portal with five raised light-blue rectangular platforms stepping upward/forward, and a sign reading “Obby: jump across platforms for +25.”

The Avatar panel is an in-game dark side panel titled “Avatar Shop,” explaining that Bloxels earned from games are local to the playable demo. It offers a free Blue Shirt color, Pink Shirt for 10 Bloxels, Green Shirt for 10 Bloxels, Rocket Profile for 15, Dragon Profile for 20, and Star Profile for 10. Purchasing deducts Bloxels, changes the avatar torso/shirt color or profile icon, updates the HUD, and displays success or insufficient-currency feedback. Keep the Bloxels currency local and fictional.

The Creator Studio panel is titled “Creator Studio” and says to pick a tool and press B or tap Publish to place and save small decorations near the player. Provide tool buttons for Platform, Tree, Sign, and Coin, plus “Place Selected” and Close. The selected tool places an object about two units in front of the avatar: a platform, tree, coin, or a sign reading “<username>’s game.” Placed objects remain in the world, receive shadows, and award +2 Bloxels each. The keyboard B key should place the selected object. The top Studio button opens this panel.

The top Publish button and keyboard P should publish a local mini-game entry: increment the Games counter, award +20 Bloxels, show a notification such as “Published a daily mini game! +20 Bloxels,” and add a system chat line announcing that the player published Game #N. This is only local demo behavior, not real online publishing.

Implement safe local chat in the bottom-left panel. When the player submits text, display it under their username unless it contains blocked terms such as badword, cuss, curse, stupid, or hate; blocked text should not appear, increment a safe-warning counter, show a moderator message “Keep chat kind and safe. Message blocked,” and warn the player to be kind. For allowed messages, add a friendly NPC reply after a short delay, randomly choosing among Mira, Kai, and Nova and replies like “Nice build!”, “Want to try my obby?”, “I sent a friend request!”, or “Daily reward time!” Keep the system explicitly local/offline with no real accounts, multiplayer, moderation service, paid currency, or app-store publishing.