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Create a gentle, child-friendly 3D click-to-complete home-tidying game titled “Tiny Helpers,” with the subtitle “Little Life Skills.” Use a fixed elevated perspective camera looking diagonally down into a simple three-walled room, with a warm cream background/fog, beige floor and walls, and a large pale blue-white rug. Light the scene softly with warm sunlight and soft shadows. Build the room from simple low-poly/rounded 3D assets: a single bed in the back-left area, a small toy table near the left-center, a teddy bear and an open cardboard toy box in the lower-left/center area, and a chair/table-related dining setup on the right. Place a tiny friendly helper avatar near the center: a simple rounded blue body, peach spherical head, and yellow cone-shaped hat. The avatar should gently bob and sway, but it does not need player movement controls. There are exactly four home-help activities, each represented in the room by a colored circular floor ring and a small upright cone/pin marker. The four targets are: “Make the bed” near the bed, colored orange; “Put toys in the box” near the toy area, colored mint green; “Pack the school bag” on the right/back side, colored periwinkle blue; and “Set the dining table” on the right/front side, colored pink. Uncompleted rings should subtly rotate/animate to attract attention. Make the rings clickable with pointer/tap input; clicking either a target marker/ring in the 3D scene or its corresponding task row in the HUD completes that activity. Do not require navigation, combat, timers, inventory, or other mechanics. Create a clean overlay HUD. At the top-left, show a rounded off-white card with a blue “Tiny Helpers” title and smaller gray “Little Life Skills” subtitle. At the top-right, show a rounded off-white progress card with text like “0 of 4 tasks complete” and an orange horizontal progress bar that fills from 0% to 100% as tasks are completed. At the bottom-left, show a large rounded off-white task panel titled “Let’s help tidy up the home 🌼” and four rows with circular unchecked indicators and the exact task labels above. Clicking a task row should complete it immediately. Completed rows should become gray, crossed out, and show a mint-green circle with a white checkmark; the corresponding 3D ring should fade and shrink. After any newly completed task, show a temporary blue notification near the lower-right saying “Great job! One task complete ✨”. When all four activities are complete, display a centered modal overlay over the scene with a dim translucent backdrop, an off-white rounded card, the heading “Amazing job! 🌟”, explanatory text “All the activities are complete. The home feels better because of your help.”, and an orange “Play again” button. The button resets all four tasks, restores the rings, clears the progress bar, and hides the modal. Use a polished, calm educational visual style: pastel colors, rounded white/off-white interface cards, subtle borders and shadows, simple friendly geometry, and responsive layout that works on mobile as well as desktop. Keep the 3D canvas full-screen behind the HUD. The game should communicate completion through the task list, progress counter/bar, fading target markers, temporary success hint, and final completion modal.