Blue Bolt Hockey

Cinevva's analyzer read this game's design doc and its source, then wrote the brief below. "Make your own" hands it to the game creator as your opening message, so you start from a real spec rather than a one-line idea.

Create a playable 3D arcade hockey game titled “Blue Bolt Hockey.” Use a fixed third-person, elevated rink view with a perspective camera looking down the long axis from behind the blue player’s goal, following the player smoothly as they move; keep the rink and both goals visible whenever possible. Render a dark sci-fi arena floating in a nearly black, star-speckled environment with blue fog, bloom, glowing particles, and pulsing cyan/blue point lights. The rink is a glossy translucent ice-blue rectangular surface about 18 units wide by 28 units long, sitting on a dark platform. Add bright neon rink rails on all four edges, a cyan center line, cyan player-zone line, pink/red opponent-zone line, and a glowing cyan faceoff circle. Surround the rink with repeated futuristic modular metal barrier sections. Place a glowing laser-gate goal at each short end of the rink, one behind the blue player and one behind the red AI; the goals should look like chunky white/blue sci-fi gates with horizontal neon laser bars.

There are two original stylized fox-like speed mascots, not recognizable copyrighted characters: the player is a larger electric-blue/cyan glowing fox mascot starting near the player goal, and the opponent is a red/pink glowing fox mascot starting near the opposite goal. Use animated 3D animal models if available, tinted blue and red respectively, with idle, walk, and fast gallop animations, shadows, and a colored aura light. Add a flattened glowing blue puck/ball on the ice, with a small cyan light above it and short-lived neon particle trails when it moves quickly or is shot.

Implement a 3-minute match. Display a futuristic HUD over the game: a centered top score bar with player score on the left, timer in the middle initially reading 3:00, and AI score on the right; use glowing cyan borders, dark translucent blue gradients, rounded corners, and a techno/Orbitron-like font. At bottom left show the instructions “WASD / arrows skate · Shift boost · Space or mouse click shoots/passes” and a short objective hint about keeping the puck close, dodging the AI, and firing through the neon gate. At bottom right show a cyan-bordered horizontal boost meter, initially full, with a blue-to-cyan-to-white fill. Briefly show large centered notifications such as “STEAL!”, “BLUE COMET GOAL!”, and “RED RIVAL GOAL!” when those events occur.

Controls: WASD or arrow keys move the blue player in four directions. Accelerate the player with inertia and friction, cap normal speed around 10.6, and allow a brief Shift speed boost up to about 15.5. Drain a boost-energy meter while Shift is held and moving; regenerate it when not boosting after a short cooldown. Play a boost sound and show subtle cyan trail particles. The player’s facing follows movement direction. Mouse movement aims at the rink under the cursor using a raycast; mouse click shoots toward that point. Space shoots forward in the player’s facing direction. Enforce a short player shot cooldown. Clicking/Space only shoots when the player owns or is close enough to the puck.

Puck rules: skating into the puck picks it up when close enough, placing it just ahead of the skater and making it follow the owner’s position and facing direction. The puck can also be stolen: when the other skater is very close and moving fast enough, ownership may switch, with a “STEAL!” notification. A shot releases the puck and launches it with strong velocity in the aimed direction plus some shooter velocity; add a laser-like shot sound, screen shake, and a colored trail. The puck slows through friction, bounces off the side and end boards, and emits a light tap sound on contact. The red AI autonomously chases the puck or defends its end, tries to dislodge the player, and when it owns the puck in the player’s half it periodically shoots toward the player’s goal. Keep both skaters inside the rink boundaries.

Goals are scored when the puck crosses into the appropriate end gate within the gate’s roughly 5.7-unit width: a puck crossing the far/opponent end awards a player goal; a puck crossing the near/player end awards an AI goal. Play an impact goal sound, add screen shake, display the corresponding goal message, update the score, and reset both skaters to their starting positions. After a player goal, give the puck to the AI; after an AI goal, give it to the player. When the 180-second timer reaches zero, stop gameplay and show a centered dark translucent result overlay with a glowing cyan panel. Show “BLUE LEAGUE WIN!” if the player has more goals, “AI TAKES IT” if the AI has more, or “OVERTIME DRAW” for a tie, along with the final score and a short explanation. Include a glowing “REMATCH” button that resets the timer, scores, boost, positions, and puck for a new match.

Use physically glossy materials, cyan and blue emissive lighting, pink/red opponent accents, soft shadows, strong Unreal-style bloom, subtle camera shake on boosts/shots/goals, and a clean arcade presentation matching a neon futuristic hockey league. Do not add extra gameplay systems, powerups, teams, weapons, or modes beyond this single player-versus-AI match.