Fair Warning.  I have no game dev experince. This is all trial and error for me. I do not know how real game dev's layout games but this is my attempt. Note. ChatGTP was used as a support system. All of the ideas and game assets in the game are all my creation (Except one window that i need to still replace). That is all.... Oh and the outline below was cleaned up by ChatGTP. I can't write like that.

🚀 Space Lab 76 - The "Microdata Dispersal Event"

🔑 The Premise

The station’s microdata keys—high-tech, ultra-miniature storage devices that held backup encrypted door access codes—were designed to be secure, resilient, and fail-proof.

But something went wrong.

An unknown catastrophic event shattered these microdata keys into countless microscopic fragments, scattering them across each room.

Now, the fragments have embedded themselves into nearby objects—documents, storage crates, control panels, and even deep inside the room’s hardware.

Without a fully reconstructed microdata key, security doors remain locked, preventing access to unknown areas of the station.

🤖 The Robot’s Directive

The robot doesn’t know what happened—and maybe doesn’t care. It has one purpose:

"Unlock doors. Reach the unknown objective."

But to do so, it must scan and recover the lost microdata.

🎮 Gameplay - How This Feels in the Game

💾 Interaction Experience

• Each room contains at least one fragment embedded in an object.

• When near an object, the scanner detects microdata traces.

• The scanner isolates and reconstructs the data only if scanned in the correct order.

• If the wrong object is scanned, the data destabilizes, forcing a restart.

🏆 Progression UI

• "Microdata Key Reconstruction: 2/4 Fragments Recovered"

• "Sequence Error! Data scrambled. Restarting assembly..."

• "Microdata Key Fully Restored! Proceed to the Door."

🚪 Final Step - Door Validation

• The door panel reads the assembled key and unlocks if complete.

• If incomplete: "Access Denied. Microdata key missing fragments."

If successful: "Key Verified. Unlocking...