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Create a dark, atmospheric third-person 3D exploration game titled “RSR: The Last Inheritance.” The player is an explorer character viewed from behind at a moderate distance, moving through a small abandoned Rookwood mansion at night. Use a nearly black blue-gray environment with exponential fog, low moonlike directional lighting, warm brown lamps/wood accents, deep shadows, and a restrained cinematic horror/mystery look. The mansion should be a compact connected layout with a central foyer, a library to the left, a dining room to the right, and a hidden chamber at the back. Build the spaces from simple low-detail architectural geometry: dark brown floors, blue-gray walls, brown trim, ceiling beams, door frames, and outer boundary walls. Include tall dim blue moonlit windows on the rear/north wall. The central foyer has a dark red carpet, a family table with a thick top and legs, and a portrait on the back wall. The library has two bookcase-like blocks, and the dining room has two cabinet-like blocks. At the rear, place a hidden chamber behind a secret door, with a dark subtly emissive floor, a pedestal, and a floating golden/brass octahedral family relic that glows warmly and gently rotates/bobs. Begin with a full-screen dark introduction overlay. Show the title “The Last Inheritance,” the story text: “The Rookwood mansion has been empty for forty years. Tonight, a letter bearing your family seal leads you inside.”, and a prominent gold-brown “ENTER THE MANSION” button. Beneath it show the hint “Move with the left stick · drag to look · use the right buttons.” The game starts paused behind this overlay; pressing the button hides it, starts the game, and automatically turns on the flashlight. The HUD during play should show “RSR: The Last Inheritance” at top left, with the initial objective “Find the hidden family secret.” Use an elegant serif typeface, muted parchment/gold text, and understated bordered prompt styling. Implement third-person movement with a virtual left-stick/mobile movement control and drag-to-look camera control, plus keyboard support where appropriate. The player moves at a steady walking/running speed and can jump according to the movement controller, while mansion walls and floors act as colliders. Place the player initially in the foyer near the front/south side of the building. Load a humanoid animated explorer character with idle, walk, and run animations; show a soft circular shadow beneath the character. Rotate the character toward its movement-facing direction. Keep the camera following behind the player and aiming into the mansion. Add three interactable doors: a library door on the left side of the foyer, a dining door on the right side, and a secret door at the back leading into the hidden chamber. Each should be a brown slab in a simple frame with a small brass knob. When the player approaches within interaction range, show a centered contextual prompt such as “Open Library door · E,” “Close Library door · E,” or the equivalent for the other doors. Press keyboard E or tap the right-side circular INTERACT button to toggle the nearest door, animating its rotation smoothly between closed and open positions. Do not invent combat, enemies, inventory, health, scoring, or dialogue systems: the implemented loop is exploration, opening doors, and inspecting the relic. Provide two circular right-side mobile buttons: an upper “INTERACT” button and a lower flashlight button using a sun/light symbol. The flashlight starts off before entering and turns on when entering the mansion; keyboard F and the flashlight button toggle it. The flashlight should be a warm cone projected from the player toward the camera’s forward direction, with strong but localized illumination and shadows. When off, retain only the dim moonlight, subtle warm point light in the foyer, fog, and emissive window/relic accents. When the player gets near the glowing relic in the secret chamber, show the contextual prompt “Inspect the family relic · E.” Interacting once hides the relic, marks it discovered, changes the objective to “The seal opens a passage. The family secret is yours to uncover.”, and shifts the central warm lighting toward a cool blue glow with increased intensity. The relic should otherwise remain visible, floating, rotating, and bobbing gently. There is no separate victory screen in the implemented experience; after discovery the player continues exploring the mansion. Render with soft shadows, ACES-like filmic tone mapping, restrained exposure, fog, and a dark near-black background, preserving the somber serif HUD and minimal UI style on both desktop and mobile.