Legendary Age

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-playable 2D top-down pixel-art RPG titled “Legendary Age,” styled like a compact pixel MMORPG/dungeon RPG prototype. Use a full-screen pixelated canvas with crisp nearest-neighbor rendering, dark navy/charcoal UI panels, gold borders and shadows, cream/yellow Press Start 2P-style text, and bright readable colors.

Begin on a centered sign-in/customization screen over the game background. Show the large gold title “Legendary Age,” subtitle “Pixel MMORPG dungeon slice,” a hero-name field defaulting to “Astra,” four class buttons in a 2x2 grid, outfit color swatches, device-mode choices, optional multiplayer room-code controls, and a large green “Enter Village” button. Classes must be Tank (Sword + Shield), Mage (Magic Staff), Healer (Healing Staff), and Attacker (Great Sword/Long Sword). Selecting a class sets the starting stats and gear: Tank 150 HP/120 stamina, Mage 95 HP/160 stamina, Healer 110 HP/150 stamina, Attacker 115 HP/140 stamina; Attacker moves faster. Provide five outfit colors: blue, pink, green, yellow, and purple. Device options are Computer, Mobile, and VR; Mobile and VR retain the same 2D game but display touch controls, while VR uses a slightly altered headset-style HUD/filter.

After starting, spawn the player in Sunroot Village at the center of a bounded top-down world. Follow the player with a smooth camera. The village is a bright peaceful grassy pixel-art settlement with a tiled green field, a blue sky-colored backdrop, mountain/stone walls around the edges, crossed tan paths, a pond labeled “POND,” flowers, fences, trees, rocks, barrels, and glowing lamps. Draw the player as a small blocky humanoid with a colored tunic, skin-colored head, dark legs, a weapon extending in the facing direction, and a blue shield-like side accent. Animate player bobbing, water/entrance glow, lamps, and NPC motion.

Place these labeled enterable village buildings: SHOP (red roof), BAR (brown roof), GUILD (blue roof), SELL (yellow roof), HOME (purple roof), and a larger CHURCH with a steeple, cross, colored windows, and gold details. Also place glowing cave mouths labeled Goblin Cave and Gorlock Cave. Each door or cave mouth is an interaction trigger: when the player is nearby, show a message saying to press E; pressing E enters the associated interior. Interiors are hidden far-away areas but should be rendered as separate contained top-down rooms. Give rooms dark wall borders, tiled floors, a room label, furniture/details, and a clearly visible gold EXIT pad. Include Shop Room, Bar Room, Guild Room, Sell Room, Home Room, and Church Sanctuary with church pews, altar/cross, and bright sanctuary colors. Include Goblin Cave and Gorlock Cave with dark purple interiors, glowing blue/purple crystals or stalactites, and cave-themed floor decoration. Standing near the exit pad and pressing E returns to the village at the corresponding exterior location. There are no implemented enemies or active combat encounters in this prototype; caves are exploration/room-transition spaces rather than enemy-filled dungeon battles.

Add NPCs in the village: Elder Mira (quest NPC), Bran (shop), Lia (companion), Guild Clerk, Barkeep Jo, Sell Station, and Maiden Aria, Maiden Celeste, and Maiden Rose. Render them as small blocky animated characters with colored clothing, labels above their heads, occasional hearts for maidens, shadows, and gentle movement for Lia and the maidens. NPC proximity triggers a speech/message prompt; E opens the relevant interaction. Elder Mira displays a greeting and a quest to visit the hidden caves and return safely. Lia and each maiden can be married; marrying sets the spouse, displays a romance message, gives a spouse bonus, and makes a small spouse companion follow the player through the village, rooms, and caves. Include speech-synthesis greetings and simple WebAudio tones for interactions, entering rooms, swinging, coins, beer, and voices where browser support permits.

Implement the HUD visible during play. In the upper-left, show a dark translucent box with hero name, level, class, gold, current room/area or local room status, device mode, and “Quest: Talk to Elder Mira.” Include three horizontal bars labeled HP (red), STA (cyan), and XP (purple). Add right-side buttons for PAUSE, KEYS, DEVICE, FULL, and MAP. Along the bottom center, show four ability buttons: 1 for the basic sword slash (“Slash” for Tank/Attacker, or the class-specific first ability), 2 for the class ability, 3 for changing class, and 4 for using a potion. The Tank ability is Fortify/guard-style, Mage uses Mana Ward, Healer uses Heal Aura, and Attacker uses Dash. Implement the actual coded behavior: ability 1 briefly displays a sword slash arc and plays a sound; ability 2 heals 15 HP for non-Attackers or dashes the Attacker forward; ability 3 cycles Tank → Mage → Healer → Attacker and updates max stats/weapon/armor; ability 4 consumes a healing potion if available. Stamina regenerates gradually. Leveling increases level, max HP by 12 and max stamina by 8, restores both, and advances the XP requirement by 1.35x.

Support keyboard controls: WASD or arrow keys move, E interact, 1–4 abilities, P or Escape pause/resume, H hotkey guide, F fullscreen, I inventory, G guild, R map/help, and M marry Lia. Computer mode hides the touch controls. Mobile and VR show a large on-screen D-pad and circular E interact button; hold D-pad buttons to move. Make UI buttons work with pointer/touch input.

Implement the pause/modal systems. Inventory starts with 2 Healing Potions (+45 HP), 1 Stamina Potion (+55 stamina), and 1 Rusty Sword. Inventory displays class, weapon, armor, gold, quantities, and lets the player use healing or stamina potions. Gold starts at 40. Bran’s shop sells Healing Potion (18g), Stamina Potion (15g), Traveler Lantern (35g), Iron Sword (90g, Attacker), Oak Magic Staff (80g, Mage/Healer), Knight Shield (100g, Tank), Silk Robe (75g, Mage), and Blessed Robe (75g, Healer). Buying class-restricted gear should reject incompatible classes, add items, and equip purchased weapons/armor. The bar sells Frosted Beer for 12g and Honey Beer for 16g; beer restores stamina and Honey Beer also restores some HP. The selling station lets the player sell inventory items for 10g each. The guild room lets the player create a guild named after the hero and add Lia as a prototype guild member. The map/help modal identifies the current area and explains village buildings, cave interiors, device mode, and fullscreen. The hotkey modal lists controls. Pause should show current area, device, gold, spouse, inventory, map, hotkeys, device settings, resume, and fullscreen options.

Add an optional same-page/tab multiplayer prototype using BroadcastChannel and an 8-character room code. Let the player create or join a room, show the room code and player count in the HUD, and synchronize remote players’ name, position, outfit, class, level, and current area. Render remote players as outlined colored blocky avatars. Make clear this is local tab synchronization, not real internet MMO persistence. Maintain a polished pixel-art look with strong outlines, square UI panels, gold highlights, translucent dark overlays, small shadows, colored glow pads, responsive layout, and fullscreen support. The core loop is customize hero → enter village → explore, talk to NPCs, shop/sell/drink/join guild/marry → enter buildings/church/caves → inspect interiors and exit back to the village.