Lantern Run

Status: Live.

1. Your muse

   Build Lantern Run: a 3D browser game with three.js where one player guides a lantern through a simple maze of shapes, with its rules written first, built in rounds and tested by holding keys. Use the games recipe. In next.config.ts add allowedDevOrigins: ['*.vercel.run'] so the preview hydrates.

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   The plan: Lantern Run

   Guide a glowing lantern through a shape maze to the exit.

   1. Read the short rules and controls on the start panel
   2. Start a run and see the lantern at the maze entrance
   3. Hold WASD or arrow keys to guide the lantern
   4. Avoid walls and find the glowing exit

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   Who it's for

   Casual players who want a quick 3D maze run in the browser.

   How it works

   1. Read the short rules and controls on the start panel.
   2. Start a run and see the lantern at the maze entrance.
   3. Hold WASD or arrow keys to guide the lantern.
   4. Avoid walls and find the glowing exit.
   5. See time and best time and replay.

   Screens

   • Rules Board. Shows rules, controls, and start button.
   • Maze Run. 3D maze view with lantern, timer, and level label.
   • Run Complete. Shows time, best time, and replay controls.

   What goes in

   • Text (optional): Held keys for steering: WASD or arrow keys. No file upload needed.

   What comes out

   • Text: On screen run result with time, best time, and replay button.

   Models

   Model	Used for	Why
   Muse Wonder	Show rules-first text and level messages	Provides short rules, level intros, and win text while maze rendering stays in local three.js code.

   Limits

   • Keyboard or equivalent keys required for steering.
   • Simple shape maze and one local player only.
   • Best times stay in this browser only.
   • Needs WebGL; low power devices may run slowly.

   From your inspo

   Text-only note asks for Lantern Run, a 3D three.js maze game with rules first and keyboard testing.

   Takes

   • Guide a lantern through a simple shape maze
   • Rules written first, then play in rounds
   • Test by holding keys to move

   Cost per run: about $0.00 (est.). Gameplay runs locally in three.js with static rules text and no per-run model calls. Total $0.

6. Done. Lantern Run is done. npm run verify exits 0, with all six steps passing and the manifest valid.

   It's live.

   Product pageNew muse

   9 m 42 s · Input 3.4M · Output 37.6k · $0.03 est.