In this chapter, you’ll create another 3D game, but this time you’ll be working in a new game genre. In chapter 2, you built a movement demo for a first-person game. Now you’re going to write another movement demo, but this time it’ll involve third-person movement. The most important difference is the placement of the camera relative to the player: a player sees through their character’s eyes in first-person view, and the camera is placed outside the character in third-person view. This view is probably familiar to you from adventure games, like the long-lived Legend of Zelda series or the more recent Uncharted series. (Skip ahead to figure 8.3 if you want to see a comparison of first-person and third-person views.)