Midnight Premiere

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 playable low-poly 3D third-person arcade collection game titled “Midnight Premiere.” Set it inside a dark cinema auditorium at night. Use a Three.js-like scene with a near-black navy background and fog, soft blue ambient lighting, warm directional light, shadows, and a cinematic saturated palette. The floor is a large dark burgundy/maroon carpet. At the far end, build a small dark stage, a large glowing blue movie screen, and three tall dark vertical screen pillars. Fill the auditorium with seven horizontal rows of chunky red/magenta cinema seats: each row is a dark low platform with repeated boxy red seats spread across the width, producing aisles and a clear central passage toward the screen.

The player is a simple rounded red capsule-shaped character standing in the foreground, with a small glowing gold cylindrical hat or brim on top. Place the player initially at the front of the auditorium around the center, facing toward the screen. Use a behind-the-player third-person camera that follows the player at an elevated distance and shows the rows of seats and screen ahead. Allow movement with WASD and arrow keys, and allow jumping with Space; support touch-friendly controls if the platform provides them. The character should rotate to face its movement direction. Movement should feel like a compact 3D arcade game, with gravity and a jump.

Scatter exactly eight small golden ticket collectibles around the auditorium, visibly glowing/bright gold and rotating slowly. Place them in accessible positions on both sides and along the central/forward area: approximately (-6,6), (6,5), (-5,1), (5,0), (-6,-4), (6,-5), (-2,-8), and (3,-8), with the screen at the negative-Z end and the player starting around positive Z. When the player comes within roughly one unit of a ticket, collect it, hide it, and increment the ticket count. There are no enemies or combat mechanics. Also include a decorative ticket machine prop near the left side of the screen/front area.

The game begins with a full-screen dark translucent start overlay/card titled “Midnight Premiere,” explaining that the doors open in 60 seconds and the player must grab every golden ticket before the opening scene starts. Include a prominent rounded gold “Start the movie” button. Before starting, show a bottom instruction pill saying “WASD / arrows to move · Space to jump · collect the golden tickets.” Once play begins, remove the start overlay and run a 60-second countdown.

Keep a fixed HUD over the 3D view: a rounded translucent very-dark panel in the upper-left with gold uppercase title “MIDNIGHT PREMIERE,” then “Tickets: 0/8” and “Time: 60s” in pale blue-white text. At the bottom center, show a rounded dark instruction/message pill reading “Collect every golden ticket before the opening scene starts.” Update the ticket count and countdown in real time. If all eight tickets are collected before time expires, stop the game and display “All tickets collected — enjoy the movie! Tap the title button to play again.” If the timer reaches zero first, stop the game and display “The previews started without you. Tap the title button to play again.” Restore the start overlay with a “Replay” button after either ending. Preserve the minimalist UI, rounded translucent panels, gold accents, dark navy night atmosphere, red seats, blue screen, and simple untextured geometric art style shown in the reference.