museum treasures
A vibe-coded maze game — play it in your browser, no install. AI-assisted HTML5 3D museum maze game for the June 2026 IBL project at St. Stephen's College Preparatory School. Built with OpenAI Codex vibe coding.
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Museum Treasures is a browser-based 3D museum maze game designed for the June 2026 IBL project at St. Stephen's College Preparatory School. Players enter a guarded museum, find the diamond, trigger the alarm, and race back to the exit before time runs out.
The project combines game design, spatial reasoning, touch interaction, and AI-assisted development into a playable learning experience for students.
The smoke test checks that required files exist, core gameplay behavior is wired in, and each level remains reachable.
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