IMPORTANT: I have gathered some very useful and small in size 3D assets to build your game with.  If you opt to find additional assets please take care of how large they are before using them.  For reference the little robot is only 800KB in size and the blocks 350KB in size.  It is very easy for online 3D resources to easily be 10+MB in size causing your game to be too large to have a web playable mode.  It is perfectly fine to just use the built in Godot shapes and wrap some 2D images around them for this project.

For this game project you create a 3D video game in a group of 3 to 4 in about 2 weeks.  The game can be based off one of the existing games or a brand new design.  Your finished game must contain the following:

• A game with a character
• Platforms for the character to move on
• Objects the character picks up using Area 3D – at least two that affects the player in some way (e.g. heal, move slower, etc…) and at least two that affects the game or player (e.g. heal, add score, cause particle effect, etc…).  The Objects can have more than one effect, but there must be four different objects that each cause something to happen when grabbed.
• An object that reacts to the player in a negative way (e.g. attacks)
• Objects that block the character’s movement
• At least 3 Sound Effects
• Background music
• Utilizing at least one of: RigidBody3D, StaticBody3D, and/or KineticBody3D to handle collisions
• Control system that allows the character to move in at least three different ways (e.g. left, right, jump, etc..).
• A User Interface (e.g. HP Gauge, Score, Timer, etc…) consisting of at least 3 components that get updated as the game is played
• A Menu Screen that has a Play button

Because of limits on art assets and moving into 3D space this game may not look as polished as the one from Project 2.  That is not an issue, but you should still have an overall plan for the game that gives it purpose, even if all the game consists of are some Godot Spheres and Cubes.

 For the Readme file you need a description of the game you are building.  You need to follow the Project Management approached reviewed in Week 2 and Godot Project Organization and Naming reviewed in Week 3.  Remember to make me a member of the project as either a Developer or Maintainer.  Lastly, you will be implementing tests for this game and there should be a number of test scenes organized under a folder called "_tests".  You will Demo some of these test scenes during Demo day.