Jump Charge Fusion

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 minimalist, single-screen web game titled "Jump Charge Fusion". This is a button-driven counter game, not a platformer: use a centered responsive glassmorphism panel on a dark purple radial-gradient background, with no avatar, world, camera movement, enemies, obstacles, physics, or animated gameplay area. The page should fit on desktop and mobile screens.

At the top of the panel, show the large white heading "Jump Charge Fusion" and the subtitle: "Jump three times to earn a charge, then spend it for a star." Below, place two side-by-side statistic cards (stack them on narrow mobile screens). Each card has a muted lavender label and a large bold white number: "Jumps" starting at 0, and "Stars" starting at 0. Below the cards, place two large rounded buttons side by side, also stacking on narrow screens. The left button says "Jump" and uses a coral/orange-to-pink gradient. The right button says "Charge" and uses a cyan/blue-to-violet gradient. Add a small centered lavender status line beneath them reading "Charges ready: 0" initially.

Implement the exact mechanics: maintain totalJumps, earnedCharges, and totalStars, all initially zero. Every click/tap on Jump increments totalJumps by one; whenever totalJumps becomes a multiple of three, increment earnedCharges by one. Charge does nothing when earnedCharges is zero. When at least one charge is available, clicking Charge decrements earnedCharges by one and increments totalStars by one. After every valid action, update both stat numbers and the status text to "Charges ready: [earnedCharges]". The counters persist for the current page session and should expose equivalent state access/set behavior if the host supports it (jumps, charges, stars).

Use a polished dark UI: body background radial gradient from indigo/purple toward very dark violet, white text, a translucent light panel with a thin transparent-white border, large rounded corners, soft shadow, and backdrop blur. Use a system sans-serif font. Buttons should have large touch-friendly minimum height, white bold text, rounded corners, subtle active press scaling/brightness feedback, and no default browser border. Include responsive spacing and typography so it remains usable on phones; in landscape short screens, compact the panel and controls. The only visible gameplay feedback is the changing Jumps, Stars, and Charges ready counters.