Saudi Discovery

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Create a browser-based 3D third-person exploration and learning game titled “Saudi Discovery.” Use a bright low-poly/stylized Three.js-like presentation with a sky-blue background, warm desert lighting, soft shadows, light fog in the distance, and a large sandy square world. The camera follows behind and slightly above a small stylized female tourist avatar with a blocky low-poly body, dark oversized hair/head shape, mustard-yellow top, blue trousers, and brown shoes. The avatar starts on the south end of a long dark paved road and can walk, run, and jump around the kingdom-themed environment. Use WASD or arrow keys to move, Shift to run, Space to jump, and E to interact; also provide a visible nearby interaction button when the player is close to a learning stop. Keep the camera in a third-person follow view.

Build the environment around a central dark road running north-south, with three distinct learning plazas/stops. On the west/left side, create a heritage village near (-22, 0, 0): four warm reddish-brown mudbrick towers with slightly projecting gold-colored flat caps, a gold gate with a dark doorway, and several simple palm trees. Label this area “AlUla & Heritage.” On the east/right side, create a culture oasis near (22, 0, 0): a small turquoise circular pool, ringed by palms, plus a simple white majlis building with a gold roof. Label it “Culture & Languages.” At the north end, create a futuristic smart-city area near (0, 0, -30): seven narrow teal and translucent blue-green glass towers of varied heights with gold crowns, plus a white innovation hub with a gold accent strip. Label it “Smart City Lab.” Add sparse stylized trees and rocks around the outer sandy terrain as background scenery.

At each of the three locations, place a floating numbered discovery marker: a glowing colored ring on the ground, a small glowing center, and a translucent vertical light beam. The markers should gently rotate/pulse and have floating labels “1”, “2”, and “3.” The player must approach within roughly 3–4 world units and press E or the on-screen “Open challenge” button to open that stop’s educational quiz. Track completion, with each stop counting only after the correct answer is selected; incorrect answers display explanatory feedback and allow the player to try another answer without completing the stop.

Implement these exact three quiz stops and bilingual dialog presentation. Stop 1 is “HERITAGE STOP,” titled “Decode the past,” with the question: “Which material helped traditional Najdi houses stay cooler in the desert?” and Arabic text: “ما المادة التي ساعدت البيوت النجدية التقليدية على البقاء أبرد في الصحراء؟” Choices: “Mudbrick” (correct; feedback: “Correct — thick earthen walls slow heat transfer.”), “Steel glass” (incorrect; “Try again — that is more common in modern towers.”), and “Ice blocks” (incorrect; “Try again — ice would not survive the climate.”). Stop 2 is “CULTURE STOP,” titled “Language bridge,” with the question: “A new friend says ‘Marhaban!’ What does it mean?” and Arabic text: “يقول لك صديق جديد: «مرحباً!» ماذا تعني؟” Choices: “Hello / welcome” (correct; “Correct — مرحباً means hello or welcome.”), “Good night” (incorrect; “Try again — that is تصبح على خير.”), and “Thank you” (incorrect; “Try again — that is شكراً.”). Stop 3 is “FUTURE STOP,” titled “Smart city thinking,” with the question: “Which technology can help a city save energy by adjusting lights automatically?” and Arabic text: “ما التقنية التي تساعد المدينة على توفير الطاقة عبر ضبط الإضاءة تلقائياً؟” Choices: “Sensors + AI” (correct; “Correct — data helps systems respond intelligently.”), “More traffic” (incorrect; “Try again — traffic adds energy use.”), and “Brighter lights all day” (incorrect; “Try again — that wastes energy.”). After a correct answer, show a Continue exploring button, close the dialog, increment the completed count and score, and leave the stop available visually but no longer count it again.

Add a fixed glassy dark HUD over the scene. In the upper-left show a rounded dark translucent panel with “Saudi Discovery” and the subtitle “Heritage • Culture • Tomorrow.” In the upper-right show a rounded dark status panel with a contextual zone label, a horizontal progress bar, and “0 / 3 challenges” initially; fill the bar from 0 to 100% as the three correct challenges are completed, using a warm gold-to-teal gradient. When near a stop, show a centered dark prompt near the lower middle with the stop name, “Press E or use the button to learn,” and an “Open challenge” button. Show a bottom-left control legend: “WASD / arrows to explore • Shift to run • Space to jump • E to interact.” Use rounded panels, muted blue-gray text, gold primary buttons, teal accents, and Arabic text in a right-to-left green/teal style. The overall tone should be an educational Saudi-themed discovery tour, with no combat, enemies, weapons, or lives.