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GOLUC • a 3D catching game.
Featuring real-time multiplayer with up to 25 players per room and a competitive top 10 leaderboard, this project is a 3D catching game built using OMMA. Inspired by classic arcade mechanics, the game challenges players to catch falling objects while avoiding obstacles in a dynamic 3D environment.
The experience is enhanced with character customization, a clean UI designed, tutorial flow, progression system, as well as rewards and penalties to keep gameplay engaging. Players can compete in real-time, improve their performance, and aim to secure a spot in the top 10 leaderboard.
Play the game here: https://omma.build/p/3d-catching-game-builder-9d17z4
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