Design Statement
I listened to the track with my eyes closed and pictured an island floating above the clouds. There were trees with sunlight coming through them, bushes, mushrooms, and a witch making potions in the middle of it all.

The music was calm and warm, so I made a slow, relaxed game. It is first-person so you can stand in that island yourself. Nothing can kill you or make you lose. You collect herbs, berries, ore and mushrooms, brew potions in the cauldron, and give them to the people who ask for them. The portal and the market give you something to work toward.

Most of my time went into making it look the way I imagined: the godrays, the clouds, the tall grass and the floating islands. I built it on my own engine, Eksiem, and it runs in the browser and on Windows.

Game Instructions (launch steps, controls, and gameplay overview)
WebGL (itch.io)

Launch: open the page and wait for the loading bar. It is a large download. Click the game once so it gets the keyboard.
Controls:
W A S D: move
Mouse: look
Space: jump
E: interact, pick up, open tables
Left mouse: use the tool in your hand
Q: put an item down or place it on a table
I: open your bag
H: show a quest hint
Tab: pause (on the web, Esc releases the mouse)
Use the itch page’s fullscreen button. Your game saves in the browser.

Windows

Launch: unzip the folder and run Scarlett.exe. Nothing needs installing.
Controls: the same as the web version, but Esc pauses.

Gameplay walkthrough video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n3VFqC2NTA

Did your project use any AI tools or assets? If yes, please specify.
Yes.

AI

A.I was used to generate a python script for procedural neutral textures, and texture optimization.
A.I was used to help with ideas for the names of some potions, descriptions, tutorials and quests.