Care Corner

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 mobile-friendly 3D cozy character-care game titled “Care Corner,” built with Three.js. Show a pastel room from a slightly elevated, front-facing perspective with an orbitable camera: the player can drag to orbit, cannot pan, can zoom between close and medium distances, and the camera is aimed at the buddy. Use soft shadows, pastel materials, a pale lavender/blue background and fog, and gentle ambient plus directional lighting. The room should have a large white circular floor, a lavender circular rug in the center, pale blue back wall, translucent pale pink side walls, a small wooden shelf on the back-left holding three small colorful spherical toys, a peach-colored food bowl with green food on the front-right floor, and a softly glowing yellow decorative light near the upper-right back wall.

Before play, display a centered translucent white rounded creator panel. Let the player enter a name (maximum 16 characters, default “Buddy”), choose one of five personalities (Curious, Goofy, Calm, Shy, Bold), choose one of four clothes styles (Cozy Hoodie, Explorer Jacket, Star Cape, Striped Tee), and select a favorite color from eight swatches: Lavender, Sky, Mint, Peach, Rose, Sun, Berry, or Cloud. Include Randomize and Start Caring buttons. Randomize should choose a random name from Momo, Pip, Taro, Nova, Lumi, Bee, a random personality, outfit, and color, and update the visible character preview. Starting hides the creator panel and reveals the care HUD and action controls.

The buddy is a simple stylized rounded 3D creature standing on the rug: a capsule-like body, round head, two rounded ears, tiny dark eyes, a small curved pink mouth, two capsule arms angled outward, and two small pale legs. Give it a soft pastel body/head color based on the selected favorite color, with the selected outfit represented visually: Cozy Hoodie uses a pink body and white shirt-like garment, Explorer Jacket uses a warm beige body with green accent, Star Cape uses a lavender body and visible purple cape, and Striped Tee uses a pale blue body with blue accent. The rug color should also tint toward the selected favorite color. The buddy idles continuously with a subtle vertical bounce, gentle head sway, moving arms, blinking, and a pulsing room glow; after actions, briefly scale/pulse the body and head. Tap/click the character or the 3D canvas to perform Pet after the buddy has been created.

After creation, show a top HUD in rounded translucent panels with the buddy’s name, a mood/personality badge, and four horizontal percentage bars labeled Hunger, Joy, Trust, and Energy. Initialize these needs at Hunger 82, Joy 80, Trust 76, Energy 78. Show a status message panel and a bottom-centered “Care actions” panel with six buttons: Feed, Pet, Play, Talk, Rest, and Change Style. Add a small hint explaining that the room can be orbited by dragging and that the buddy’s needs should be maintained.

Implement these exact care effects, clamped to 0–100, and show a personality-specific response sentence after every action. Feed: Hunger +18, Energy +4, Trust +3, Joy +5, mood “Full.” Pet: Trust +12, Joy +7, Energy -2, mood “Loved.” Play: Joy +16, Energy -12, Hunger -8, Trust +5, mood “Excited.” Talk: Trust +9, Joy +4, Energy -1, mood “Connected.” Rest: Energy +18, Hunger -6, Joy +2, mood “Sleepy.” Change Style cycles through Cozy Hoodie, Explorer Jacket, Star Cape, and Striped Tee, updates the visible outfit and selector, adds Joy +8 and Trust +2, and sets mood “Stylish.”

Needs decay only after play starts: every 1.5 seconds subtract Hunger 2, Energy 1, and Joy 1; Goofy loses Joy 2 instead. If Hunger is below 35, subtract Trust 1 on each decay tick; if Energy is below 25, subtract an additional Joy 1. When Hunger is below 20, set mood to “Hungry” and status to “[name] is getting really hungry.” When Energy is below 20, use “Tired” and “[name] needs a nap.” When Joy is below 25, use “Bored” and “[name] wants your attention.” Otherwise, if Trust is above 85 and Joy above 75 use “Thriving”; if Trust is above 70 use “Happy.” While any Hunger is below 25, Energy below 25, or Joy below 20, make the buddy subtly wobble and use a less cheerful mouth expression; otherwise use a smile influenced by Joy and Trust.

Use these personality response texts for the five main care actions. Curious: Feed “tilts their head and tastes every bite like it is brand new.” Pet “leans closer, wondering if your hand has snacks too.” Play “spots a new corner of the room and turns playtime into an adventure.” Talk “listens hard, like your words are clues in a treasure hunt.” Rest “naps lightly, one eye half-open for the next surprise.” Goofy: Feed “tries to catch the snack dramatically and nearly falls over giggling.” Pet “melts into the pats and makes a silly happy wiggle.” Play “spins in place and invents three nonsense games at once.” Talk “answers with a grin that says they understood... probably.” Rest “flops down in the weirdest possible pose and snores proudly.” Calm: Feed “takes slow neat bites and seems quietly grateful.” Pet “closes their eyes and breathes out like the whole room softened.” Play “moves at an easy pace and enjoys every moment.” Talk “hears you out and somehow makes the room feel safer.” Rest “settles in peacefully and recovers fast.” Shy: Feed “accepts the food after a tiny pause and gives you a small smile.” Pet “blushes, then relaxes when they realize it is gentle.” Play “starts carefully, then gets braver when you stay nearby.” Talk “looks down at first, then opens up a little more.” Rest “curls up in a cozy ball and feels safer near you.” Bold: Feed “grabs the snack with total confidence and wants another.” Pet “stands tall like your praise is a medal.” Play “turns it into a challenge and charges in first.” Talk “locks in fast, ready for the next big plan.” Rest “takes a power nap and wakes up like a hero in chapter two.” Prefix each response with the buddy’s name.

Use a clean, friendly, accessible UI: rounded white translucent panels with blur, soft shadows, purple/blue gradient primary buttons, muted secondary button, large touch targets, and responsive layout. On narrow screens stack the top HUD panels and use a two-column action grid; on wider screens use a three-column action grid. Keep the 3D scene visible behind the HUD at all times. Include a gentle idle preview before creation, but do not allow care actions until Start Caring is pressed.