Indian Supercar Simulator

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 browser-based third-person 3D free-roam driving game titled “Indian Supercar Simulator,” presented as “India Open World · Free Roam.” Use Three.js or an equivalent WebGL engine with a mobile-friendly responsive interface. Show the player vehicle from a follow/chase camera, initially positioned on a broad dark asphalt city intersection with yellow dashed center lines and pale lane markings. Build a simple low-poly Indian urban environment: a large green ground plane, a grid of intersecting roads, repeated side roads/blocks, several low-poly house/building props around the streets, palm trees, and a few parked or traffic sports sedans. Use a bright hazy blue daytime sky with fog, warm sunlight, soft shadows, and simple stylized materials. The attached visual should feel like a clean low-poly open-world driving sandbox rather than a realistic simulation.

The initial controllable vehicle is a BMW-style sports hatchback/car loaded as a 3D asset, spawned near the center road. Also support switching to a luxury sports sedan and to a manually modeled BMW S1000RR-style superbike: the bike should visibly have a red compact body, dark seat, two wheels, and handlebars. The player vehicle moves using WASD or arrow keys, with runtime/mobile controls including a virtual joystick and jump button. Include jumping and gravity, and allow Space to jump; movement should be third-person with the target vehicle followed by the camera. Provide three camera modes cycled by the Camera button: Third-person at about 7 units distance, Close chase at about 4 units, and Cinematic at about 11 units with a subtle camera motion.

Overlay a prominent HUD on top of the 3D view. At the upper left, use a dark translucent glass-like panel reading “INDIAN SUPERCAR SIMULATOR” and the subtitle “India Open World · Free Roam.” At upper right, show a matching stats panel with “Cash ₹25,000” and the current vehicle label, initially “BMW-style Sports.” Add a circular dark minimap at upper right below the stats, with a small central marker/radial styling and an “N” compass label. Along the bottom-left, place large rounded dark buttons labeled with emoji and text: “📱 Phone,” “🎥 Camera,” “⚡ Nitro,” “🌧 Weather,” and “🏍 Bike.” Buttons should be high contrast, white bold type, blue-black translucent backgrounds, subtle borders, and work well on touch screens.

The Phone button opens a dark translucent rounded smartphone/cheat-code panel on the lower-right. It has a close X, heading “Smartphone · Cheat Codes,” a numeric three-digit input, and a two-column grid of code buttons: 100 Sports Car, 200 Luxury Sedan, 500 Bike, 700 Police SUV, 111 Nitro, 222 Super Jump, 333 Slow Motion, 444 Repair, 888 Weather, and 999 Stunt Mode. Pressing Enter in the code input or a code button applies the code and shows a temporary gold toast notification near the top center. Implement the visible game behaviors that are actually represented: 100 switches to the sports car, 200 switches to the luxury sedan, 500 switches to the bike, and 700 switches to sedan/police-SUV mode (the toast may identify it as police chase ready); 111 grants a short nitro boost that automatically propels the vehicle forward for about five seconds; 222 enables a one-time super jump; 333 enables slow motion for about six seconds; 444 displays a vehicle-repaired confirmation; 888 toggles between bright daytime and a dark navy nighttime/fog mode, reducing the sun intensity and updating the toast; 999 toggles stunt mode and reports whether it is on or off. Unknown codes should show a helpful toast suggesting valid codes. The Nitro button directly activates code 111, Weather directly toggles weather, Bike directly switches to the bike, Phone toggles the phone panel, and Camera cycles the camera modes. Pressing Enter while the phone is closed should open it. Keep the cash at ₹25,000 as a displayed static game stat. Include basic responsive layout changes for narrow mobile screens, and preserve the shown visual hierarchy: 3D world in the background, HUD panels over it, and simple arcade-sandbox controls rather than missions, combat, traffic AI, or additional invented progression systems.