Campus Life

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 simple browser-based 3D campus exploration game titled “Campus Life.” Use a third-person follow camera behind and above a small stylized bicycle rider, with a broad view of the environment. The world is a minimal low-poly suburban campus under a clear light-blue sky with matching distant fog: a large flat green grass ground, a dark gray paved main street running through the center, and a light-gray rectangular plaza near the far end of the street. Place dark, low-poly suburban-style buildings around the plaza and street: a larger school building toward the back-left, a shop toward the back-right, and a home farther to the right/rear. Add several sparse, stylized low-poly trees around the edges of the campus and near the buildings. Use soft bright lighting, shadows, simple solid materials, and an uncluttered low-poly aesthetic. The visible screenshot style is especially simple and geometric, with the road dominating the foreground and dark charcoal buildings against green grass and pale blue sky.

The player is a bicycle/rider assembled from simple geometry: a blue bicycle frame/body, two black torus wheels, a dark seat, and a small skin-colored spherical rider head. Start the bicycle near the front/southern end of the central road, facing toward the campus buildings. The player can freely drive around the 3D environment using WASD or the arrow keys; provide a faster movement mode while holding Shift and a jump while pressing Space. On touch devices, provide a virtual joystick for movement. The bicycle/rider should rotate to face its movement direction, and use a third-person camera that follows it at a moderate distance. Movement should have gravity and a jump arc, with a slope limit suitable for the flat campus.

Add a fixed HUD over the 3D scene. At the upper left, show a rounded white pill with a dark outline/shadow reading “Campus Life 🚲 Fahrrad”; while the bicycle is moving, update the status text to “🚲 Unterwegs,” otherwise show “🚲 Fahrrad.” At the upper right, show a yellow rounded button with a dark outline labeled “📱 Handy.” At the bottom center, show a rounded translucent-white instruction panel reading exactly: “WASD / Pfeile zum Fahren · Shift schneller · Space springen · Auf Mobile: Joystick” (on narrow mobile screens it may move slightly upward to avoid the joystick and use smaller text). Keep the HUD non-blocking except for its controls.

When the Handy button is pressed, open a dark phone-shaped panel at the lower-right with rounded corners, a black/dark border, and a white inner screen. Title it “📱 Mein Handy.” Inside, show two app buttons, “▶ YouTube” and “♪ TikTok,” plus a feed. Initially the feed says “Startseite” and “Tippe auf eine App, um Videos zu schauen.” Selecting YouTube replaces the feed with two rounded light-blue cards reading “🎮 Gaming-Vlog: Mein erster Schultag” and “🚲 Fahrrad-Tricks auf dem Campus.” Selecting TikTok replaces it with “😂 POV: Du kommst zu spät zur Schule” and “🔥 #campuslife #fahrrad.” Include a red/pink “Handy schließen” button at the bottom to close the phone panel. Ensure the phone is an interactive overlay and does not interfere with driving when closed. Do not add combat, enemies, missions, scores, lives, collectibles, or other mechanics; this is a calm free-roaming campus bicycle scene with the phone UI as its only extra interaction.