Statues Game

Instructions

- HOW TO PLAY - Statues Game to play with your computer when you're alone. You need to put the computer camera rotation exactly straight, so it can't miss any part and be careful it is without shaking. Press Enter and go the maximum metres far away from your device to make it harder. When the countdown of 3 seconds starts, move the more you can to reach the device, but if it ends... you lose! The device will detect you if there's a movement. When you arrive, press Space Bar and you win! Don't stress if sometimes doesn't work, I think it detects even blinks if you are very close :D ____________________________________________ - COUNTRIES - Argentina "Un, dos, tres, cigarrillo cuarenta y tres" (tr. "One, two, three, cigarette forty three") Australia "Hot Chocolate" Brazil "Batatinha frita, um, dois, três!" (tr. "Little french fry, one, two, three!") Canada "Go, go, stop!" (British Columbia) "Un, deux trois, soleil" (tr. "One, two, three, sun") (Quebec) "Bleu, blanc, rouge!" (tr. "Blue, white, red!") (Quebec) "Un, deux trois, statue!" (tr. "One, two, three, statue!") (Quebec) Chile "Un, dos, tres, momia es" (tr. "One, two, three, it's a mummy") China "红灯绿灯小白灯" (tr. "Red light, green light, little white light") France "Un, deux trois, soleil" (tr. "One, two, three, sun") Germany "Eins, zwei, drei, Ochs am Berg" (tr. "One, two, three, ox at the mountain") Greece "Αγαλματάκια ακούνητα, αμίλητα, αγέλαστα... Μέρα ή νύχτα;" (tr. "Statues that don't move, don't speak, don't laugh... Day or night?") India "Statue!" "Apple, Apple, Banana Italy "Un, due, tre, stella!" (tr. "One, two, three, star!") Japan "Daruma-san ga koronda" (達磨さんが転んだ, lit. "The Daruma Fell Over") Instead of calling out the phrase, "Daruma-san ga koronda", you may countdown from 10 to 1. Korea "Mugunghwa kkochi pieotseumnida" (무궁화꽃이 피었습니다, lit. "The Rose of Sharon has bloomed") Malaysia "Pukul Berapa Datuk Harimau?" (tr. "What time is it Grandpa Tiger?") Mexico "Un, dos, tres, calabaza" (tr. "One, two, three, pumpkin") Portugal "Um, dois, três, macaquinho do chinês!" (tr. "One, two, three, little monkey of the chinese!") Russia "Море волнуется — раз!" (lit. "Sea has waves — one!") "Тише едешь — дальше будешь!" (lit. The quieter you go, the further you'll get!) Spain "Un, dos, tres, el escondite inglés" (tr. "One, two, three, English hide and seek") United Kingdom "Hot chocolate" "Granny's Footsteps" United States "Green light, red light" Venezuela "Un, dos, tres, pollito inglés!" (tr. "One, two, three, little English chicken!") I made it say 3, 2, 1 so people from all countries can understand!