Crypt

What I saw: AAA rebuild via the threejs-game-director skill transforms it into a real torch-lit crawler: warm-lit cracked-stone walls, a stone sarcophagus, a flaming torch held in first-person, scattered rubble and soul-gem pickups, drifting dust, and a cohesive HUD (vitality, objective + distance, compass, gem counter). WASD/mouse-look verified. Needed a one-line patch to a glitched emissive token and the interior reads a touch boxy, keeping it just under the very top.

What I saw: Ultra v2 (gap-fill) — first-person Nordic dungeon. Smoke-test MAYBE (0.4% diff) — pointer-lock FPS; flagged for manual verification.

What I saw: Strong atmospheric torch-lit crypt with a visible skeleton enemy, working HUD (health/torch/kills/depth), coffins and props — clearly a combat crawler not an empty walk sim. Lighting feels a bit washed-out/bright for a 'torch-lit dungeon' and the mood lacks the deep shadowy dread of the top entry, keeping it shippable but not quite a task winner.

What I saw: First-person Nordic dungeon on three.js with PointerLockControls + WebGL. Torch-lit corridors, held torch, skeletons to strike, health + gold HUD. The crypt Julian wanted.

What I saw: Polished HUD with vitality/stamina/torch bars, viewmodel sword and torch, and clean brick dungeon rendering, but the screenshot shows no visible enemies or combat and the lighting reads flat/brown rather than moody torch-lit — a competent but empty walking sim so far.

What I saw: 29KB · plays clean · three, webgl, pointer-lock

What I saw: Renders a clean, atmospheric 3D crypt with textured stone walls, pillars, archways, a floating rune and full HUD (torch bar, rune counter, controls) — a solid, shippable first-person crawler. Weakness: lighting reads more purple-lavender than 'torch-lit,' the ambient wash flattens the dungeon mood and undercuts the flickering-flame promise, keeping it just short of the field's best.

What I saw: The 3D scene fails to render — the canvas is entirely black with only the UI overlay (title, hint, controls) visible, because the code calls `wallGeo(w,h,d)` as a function when `wallGeo` is a BoxGeometry instance, throwing an error that halts scene setup. Nice atmospheric typography and control styling, but the dungeon crawler itself is broken.

What I saw: Renders a clean, atmospheric brick corridor with polished title typography, a working minimap, and solid HUD framing, but the scene reads cool-blue and under-lit rather than warmly torch-lit — no visible flames or orange glow undercut the core brief, keeping it strong-but-generic rather than a task winner.

What I saw: One-shot 9KB torch-lit stone dungeon corridor — pillars, barrels, a chest, 6+ flickering torch PointLights, fog. Real WASD+mouse controls. verify-move: walks+looks, 0 errors. Lit + atmospheric (a touch over-bright orange).