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Sure! Here’s a project description for your local multiplayer maze game based on what you’ve implemented:

Project Description: Local Multiplayer Maze Game

This project is a 3D local multiplayer maze game where two players compete to navigate the maze, manage resources, and reach the treasure. The game includes flashlight mechanics, battery management, and a Game Over system.

Player 1: Controls movement using Arrow keys

Player 2: Controls movement using WASD keys

Each player can navigate independently inside the maze.

Players carry a flashlight to illuminate the maze.

Each flashlight has a battery level that decreases over time when ON.

When battery reaches 0, the flashlight turns off and triggers a Game Over.

Batteries are scattered throughout the maze.

Players can collect batteries automatically by colliding with them.

Collecting a battery restores flashlight battery, allowing players to continue exploring.

A treasure box is placed inside the maze as the main goal.

If a player collides with the treasure box, the game immediately triggers Game Over.

Game Over displays a panel UI and stops the game.

Game can be restarted or quit from the Game Over menu.

Players explore the maze using their respective controls.

Flashlights help illuminate the maze, consuming battery over time.

Players collect batteries to maintain flashlight power.

The game ends if:
A player’s flashlight battery reaches 0, or
A player reaches the treasure box.