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This proposal is for an adventure game called "egg hunt" where players search for and collect chocolate eggs. The game is targeted towards children ages 6-12 of all genders and social classes who enjoy adventure games. It aims to entertain players with a non-story based gameplay of searching for eggs without including any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material that could raise legal or ethical issues.
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