KAPIL CITY 3D

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 low-poly 3D exploration game titled “KAPIL CITY 3D,” with the subtitle “CITY ↔ VILLAGE EXPLORER.” Use Three.js-style rendering with a third-person follow camera, a bright pale-blue sky, soft fog, warm sunlight, ambient fill lighting, shadows, and a simple stylized suburban/village aesthetic.

World layout: make a large flat muted-green ground plane with a central square tan plaza approximately 25 by 25 units. Add a dark charcoal road network crossing the world: a wide north-south road through x=0, a wide east-west road through z=0, and narrower parallel roads around x=-42 and x=42. Put short yellow/cream dashed lane markings down the central north-south road. Populate the scene with repeated low-poly suburban houses: white/gray walls, dark blue windows, dark doors, and distinctive green tiled roofs. Place groups of houses along the edges of the plaza and roads, with additional distant houses toward the right/east side. Add scattered stylized large green trees around the settlement. Use simple Kenney-like city/suburban and car-kit models or equivalent low-poly models; houses and trees should cast/receive shadows.

Player: create a simple capsule-shaped pedestrian avatar, colored teal-blue, with a rounded tan/orange head and no visible facial features. Start the player near (-7, 8) on foot, close to a yellow taxi at roughly (-5, 8). Use third-person controls with a camera following behind the avatar. Walking is controlled by the on-screen joystick/mobile third-person controls, with keyboard support shown in the UI as WASD/arrows; support Space for jumping and Shift for running if provided by the third-person control system. Keep the player grounded in the plaza/road environment.

Vehicle interaction: place one yellow low-poly taxi beside the starting player. When the player is within about 4 units, show a large circular yellow DRIVE button at the lower-right. Tapping DRIVE hides the pedestrian, enters the taxi, changes the status to “Driving taxi · traffic is moving,” hides DRIVE, and shows a circular EXIT button above the pedal controls. While driving, use a close rear/over-the-vehicle camera and allow only forward/backward vehicle movement along the road’s z direction: GO applies throttle, BRAKE applies reverse/braking throttle, speed accelerates and naturally damps, and clamp the taxi’s z travel to approximately -58 through 58. The vehicle’s speed should be limited to roughly -5 through 15. Tapping EXIT returns the player on foot beside the taxi, restores the DRIVE button when close, and changes the status to “On foot · explore Kapil City.”

Traffic: add continuously moving traffic that loops along the roads. Include two yellow taxis traveling on the east-west roadway, one near z=-4 moving in the positive x direction and one near z=12 moving negative x, with speeds around 7 and 5. Include two box trucks traveling on north-south routes, one around x=35 moving positive z at about 4 and one around x=-35 moving negative z at about 3.5. Wrap each vehicle to the opposite end when it leaves the range approximately -58 to 58. Traffic should remain visible and move independently whether the player is walking or driving.

HUD/UI: overlay a fixed interface over the canvas. At the upper-left, use a dark translucent navy rounded rectangular panel with a subtle border containing the bold spaced title “KAPIL CITY 3D,” the subtitle “CITY ↔ VILLAGE EXPLORER,” and a live status line. Initially show a loading message, then “Ready · moving traffic online”; when away from the taxi show “On foot · traffic is moving.” At upper-right, show a dark translucent rounded hint panel reading “Walk with the joystick” and “Traffic is moving”; while driving change it to “GO / BRAKE to drive” and “EXIT to walk again.” At bottom-right show two rectangular rounded buttons: red/coral “BRAKE” and green “GO,” both touch-and-hold controls. Keep these visible as vehicle pedals. Show the yellow circular DRIVE button near the lower-right above the pedals only when near the taxi; show the red/coral EXIT circle above it only while driving. On desktop/sufficiently wide screens, show a small dark translucent legend at bottom-left reading “WASD / arrows · Space jump · Shift run.”

Use responsive touch-friendly controls, prevent page scrolling, and render full-screen. The visual target is a friendly, toy-like low-poly city/village explorer with a teal pedestrian, yellow taxi, green roofs, tan plaza, dark roads with pale lane dashes, and clear mobile HUD controls. Do not add combat, missions, collectibles, health, scoring, pedestrians, or other mechanics not described above.