50 plus $50 for every prior delivery, add 22 reputation, increment completed deliveries, show a temporary centered toast reading “ENTREGA COMPLETA” and “+$X +22 rep” in green, then schedule another delivery. Completing enough deliveries advances the rank at every 100 reputation, in this exact sequence: Novato, Aprendiz, Regular, Experimentado, Experto, Veterano, Propietario-Veterano. Show a rank-up toast with “¡ASCENSO DE RANGO!” and the new rank. Driving controls: W or Up Arrow accelerates; S or Down Arrow brakes; A or Left Arrow steers left; D or Right Arrow steers right; Space applies a strong handbrake. Support touch controls with four large on-screen circular buttons: left and right arrows on the lower left, brake/down and gas/up on the lower right. The truck accelerates toward a maximum of about 22 m/s (roughly 79 km/h), has natural drag, braking and handbrake deceleration, and steering is scaled by speed. Keep the player on the road with a soft boundary around x = -3.2 to +3.2; at the boundary clamp lateral position and slightly reduce speed. Visually lean/yaw the truck subtly while steering. Player vehicle: use a Kenney-style low-poly 3D truck asset if available, with shadows enabled; provide a simple blue box-truck primitive fallback if the model cannot load. The road is a dark charcoal asphalt strip about 8 units wide, with subtle procedural grain, pale yellow broken center markings, and light gray edge lines. Place it over a large green grass plane. Make the highway endless by recycling road/scenery sections as the truck progresses. Scatter recycled chunks on both sides of the road with randomized pine trees and simple house/building models, varied position, rotation, and scale. Use directional sunlight, a cool hemisphere light, soft shadows, atmospheric fog, and an open daylight sky-colored background. Hazards and pickups: after deliveries, sometimes spawn red-tinted AI rival trucks. Rivals appear ahead or behind, move at roughly 9–13 m/s, weave, gradually chase the player’s lateral position, stay within the road, and disappear if they get too far away. When a rival is within about 2 meters longitudinally and close laterally, it rams the player: drain approximately 3.4 integrity per second, slow the player slightly, push the player sideways, and occasionally show “¡EMBESTIDA!” / “Rival te golpea” in red. Rival count can increase with rank. When the player has low integrity, sometimes spawn a glowing repair pickup about 30–50 meters ahead: a rotating cyan cone inside a glowing green torus. Driving through it restores 30 integrity up to 100 and displays “TALLER MÓVIL” / “+30 integridad” in green. Remove pickups after collection or when they pass well behind the player. Weather: begin in “Despejado” with blue-gray sky, long fog, bright warm sunlight, normal grip, and no rain. After at least one delivery, periodically switch randomly among these exact conditions: “Despejado,” “Lluvia,” “Niebla,” and “Tormenta.” Rain uses many visible falling particle streaks; fog and background become denser/darker as specified by the condition. Lluvia reduces grip to 0.7 and uses shorter fog visibility; Niebla reduces grip to 0.85 and strongly limits visibility; Tormenta reduces grip to 0.5, has dark lighting, heavy rain, short fog, headlights on, and occasional wind gusts that reduce speed with toast “¡RÁFAGA!” / “El viento te frena.” Tormenta also has occasional lightning flashes. In rain, fog, and storm, turn on the truck’s warm headlight beam; it is off in clear weather. Weather changes show a centered toast: “LLUVIA,” “NIEBLA,” or “TORMENTA,” with hints respectively “Menos agarre — frena antes,” “Visibilidad reducida,” and “Viento y relámpagos — cuidado.” HUD during play: overlay a translucent dark sci-fi dashboard across the top with chips for “Rango,” a green/yellow/red “Integridad” bar out of 100, a “Reputación” progress bar showing progress toward the next 100 reputation, “Ganancias” formatted as dollars, “Clima,” and “Próxima entrega” showing distance in meters. At the bottom center show a large digital speedometer in KM/H. Keep the HUD responsive and use a dark glass-panel style with cool blue-gray borders. Use Orbitron-like bold digital typography for headings and numeric values and Rajdhani-like condensed sans-serif body text. Show temporary centered event toasts around the upper-middle of the screen. Title/start screen: before starting, show a nearly black navy radial-gradient overlay over the scene, centered content, the large gold uppercase title “CARRETERA VETERANO,” and this Spanish description: “Empieza como conductor novato. Realiza entregas de larga distancia, sobrevive a rivales astutos y climas peligrosos, y forja tu reputación hasta convertirte en propietario-operador veterano.” Beneath it show the control legend “W / ▲ Acelerar,” “S / ▼ Frenar,” “A·D / ◀▶ Girar,” and “Espacio Freno de mano,” plus the mobile hint “En móvil: pedales en pantalla. Toca para arrancar el motor.” Include a glowing rounded gold/orange button labeled “INICIAR RUTA.” Starting resets all progression and hides the start overlay. Failure state: integrity decreases from collisions until it reaches zero. Then stop gameplay and engine audio, hide the HUD, and show a dark overlay with the red heading “AVERÍA TOTAL,” the message “Tu camión no resistió más la carretera. Tu reputación queda registrada.”, and a stats summary showing exact achieved rank, completed deliveries, total reputation, earnings, and time on the road in minutes and seconds. Include a glowing button “VOLVER A ARRANCAR” that resets and starts a new route. Add looping engine audio whose volume and playback rate increase with speed, with audio initialized after a user gesture.

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