Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Bethlehem, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m building a school project that teaches proper CPR and I need a playable, first-person web simulation. The idea is to let users step into the rescuer’s shoes: assess the scene, check responsiveness, call for help, perform chest compressions, and deliver rescue breaths—all through an intuitive point-and-click or key-press interface that runs smoothly in modern browsers.

I’d like realistic yet lightweight 3D (or polished 2.5D) visuals, clear on-screen prompts, and basic performance feedback so players know whether their compression depth and rhythm are on target. Audio cues—metronome beats, heartbeat sounds, voice instructions—will make the training feel authentic without requiring large downloads.

To keep the scope reasonable for a student assignment, the simulation can cover:

• Scene approach and safety check
• ABC assessment (Airway, Breathing, Circulation)
• Continuous cycles of 30 compressions / 2 breaths
• An automated “completion” summary with score and tips

Please implement it in a framework suited for the web—Unity WebGL, [login to view URL], Godot HTML5 export, or similar—whichever you’re most efficient with, as long as the final build plays directly in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

Deliverables I need:
1. Browser-ready build in a zip or hosted URL for testing
2. Editable source project with clear folder structure
3. Quick setup/run instructions
4. Brief README explaining how each CPR step is triggered and where I can tweak text, textures, or audio if my teacher asks for revisions

If you’ve built medical or training simulations before, that’s a plus, but solid game-dev skills and clean code matter most. Looking forward to working together and shipping a convincing CPR learning tool on time for class!" (client-provided description)