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GPT-6 AstraAuthor's original
Fish Survival Game from Aquarium to Ocean
Create a browser-based 3D fish game with eating, growth, hazards and progressively larger habitats, from a home aquarium to the ocean.
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Creator notes
Ask for the gameplay loop and level designs in a Markdown file before implementation, as the original prompt specifies. Test eating, growth, damage and progression between habitats. Play through the full journey in the browser and check that hazards remain readable.
fish simulator3D gameaquariumoceansurvival game
The prompt
I want to create a fish simulator game.. where we are a fish (which you should be able to select).. we start inside a house aquarium where food particles are falling down or spawns or whatever.. we can swim to them and eat the food to grow bigger.. and there might also be obstacles and stuff that damage us to make us smaller. then as we level up we jump into a bigger area progressively until we reach the ocean and stuff. The food we eat can kee cahnging, we can eat other fish and other creatures and all that.
First define the full gameply loop and level designs and stuff for this game into a md file and then implement into a game I can play locally on my browser. select the tech stack that is required
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