I think this game was probably made with UE4.
In the next few days, I will share my devlog.
I plan to complete character movement, character animation, platform, and camera in the first phase.
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I followe this video tutorial to complete the character animations.
BLOCKBENCH for BEGINNERS - Make Animation Rigs
Model with animation exported from BlockBench don’t seem to work properly on Defold. Looks like I’ll have to switch to Blender.
Although I spent a lot of time on using Blender to make model with animations, I failed at doing this. This was because I’m not very good at using Blender yet. So I decided to use Mesh2Motion. And fortunately, it worked very well ! Apart from the ball-kicking animation**,** Mesh2Motion has almost all the animations I need: walk, roll, idle, death
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I have completed the basic character movement, platform and camera
project:
I can’t upload it because the website say the file is too large
exe:
Rebound Clone-Win32.zip (2.7 MB)
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added character model and character animations
rewrote the character movement script
exe:
Rebound CloneV2-Win32.zip (3.0 MB)
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This would be worth someone figuring out… edit: someone in the discord said that if you import the blockbench file into blender and then re-export from there it works. Could be a simple script to fix.
Make a github account and you can make a repo there, then you can use github desktop to easily upload edits. If you’re not already using git you should be at least personally so you have edit history.
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Thank you, bro 
. Actually, I’m very interesting in the question of how to import BlockBench file into Defold. I will take the time to study this issue and share my findings later.
And I decide to make github repo for the project later and post the repo link.
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Great progress! 
Btw, we also used Mesh2Motion in our 3D Playground example 
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From NERDFIGURE in the discord
I tested blockbench and you can export animations with glTF format. The only thing is that you should make sure you are animating using armatures with weight painting. If you are using group transform animations there is an option to export groups as armature the only thing is the weight painting is unclear, I haven’t tested that myself. So in short blockbench armature / weightpainted animations do export and work in defold.
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Thank you so much
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character can spin around the ball , and also kich the ball.
project files:
exe:
Rebound CloneV3-Win32.zip (3.0 MB)
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add some models
I used BlockBench to make some models for it
project files:
exe:
Rebound CloneV4-Win32.zip (3.0 MB)
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add door creation script
supports for dynamically creating door at the edges of platform
project files:
exe:
Rebound CloneV5-Win32.zip (3.0 MB)
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optimized ball
adjusted the ball’s elasticity and damping, improving the feel of kicking it
project files:
exe:
Rebound CloneV6-Win32.zip (3.0 MB)
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I realized that using Defold to 100% clone the rebound is very very difficult.
I should make some changes.
I plan to post this project to “Showcase“ after I finish it.
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add some sounds
Added the sound of the ball hitting the platform.
Added the sound of the character picking up the ball and kicking the ball.
project files:
exe:
Rebound CloneV7-Win32.zip (3.0 MB)
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fixed some bugs:
bug1: the ball is too high off the platform when the character picks it up.
bug2: the door will spawn outside the platform
project files:
exe:
Rebound CloneV8-Win32.zip (3.0 MB)
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Why is it difficult to clone in defold? What parts of the engine is blocking you?
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I think this is largely because I haven’t delved deeply into 3D game development and Defold yet
- I haven’t figured out how to set up light and shadows in Defold yet. However, I should be able to overcome this problem later.
- Defold doesn’t have a 3D particle system. I haven’t come up with a solution yet.
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Ah ok! Those are solvable problems 
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Thank you, bro. This makes me excited. 