Number Magic

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Create a simple single-screen interactive number-magic prank game titled “Number Magic,” designed primarily for a portrait mobile viewport but responsive to desktop. It is a sequence of instruction cards: the player secretly thinks of any number and advances through arithmetic steps without entering the number. The math sequence must be exact: (1) think of any whole number, (2) multiply it by 2, (3) add 16, (4) divide the entire result by 2, (5) subtract the original number, then (6) reveal the constant answer 8. Use these exact Hindi instruction messages in order: “कोई भी पूरा नंबर सोचो और उसे मन में रखो। 🤫”, “अब अपने नंबर को 2 से गुणा करो। फिर NEXT दबाओ।”, “अब उसमें 16 जोड़ो। फिर NEXT दबाओ।”, “अब पूरे जवाब को 2 से भाग करो।”, “अब जो नंबर तुमने सबसे पहले सोचा था, उसे घटा दो।”, and “बस! अब मैं तुम्हारा MAGIC ANSWER बताता हूँ…”. The initial subtitle says “सोचो कोई भी नंबर… मैं तुम्हारा नंबर नहीं देख रहा! 🤫”; after advancing from the initial state, use “हर स्टेप ध्यान से करो — जादू आखिर में दिखेगा! ✨”. On the final reveal state, show the large glowing result “✨ 8 ✨”; before that, the result area is blank. Include five small progress dots, with dots active through the current step (clamped to the five-dot range), and advance the stage one step per button press. The main button initially reads “START GAME”, reads “NEXT ➜” during the intermediate sequence, and at the last pre-reveal stage reads “MAGIC दिखाओ ✨”; hide it after the reveal and show a secondary restart button labeled “फिर से खेलें 🔄”. Restart returns to the initial state. Build the UI as a centered rounded glassmorphism card, with a translucent white/purple gradient surface, thin light border, blur effect, inset highlight, and deep shadow. The page background is a dark navy-to-purple gradient with a purple glow toward the upper left and cyan/teal glow toward the lower right, plus a subtle evenly spaced field of tiny star-like dots. At the top of the card place the large magic-wand and number emoji “🪄🔢”, then the “Number Magic” heading in a white-to-pink-to-light-blue gradient, followed by the subtitle. Use centered white typography, responsive large Hindi text in a dark translucent rounded instruction panel, and a large empty result region reserved below it. Buttons span almost the card width, have rounded corners, pale white/pink gradient fill, dark purple bold text, and a soft shadow; the restart button is translucent dark glass with a light border. Add the small footer line “दोस्तों को चौंकाने के लिए बनाया गया Magic Game”. The card should have generous padding, approximately 30px rounded corners, constrained width around 500px and viewport-height-aware scrolling; preserve a compact layout on short screens. The game is purely click/tap driven using pointer interaction and has no player avatar, world, camera, enemies, score, lives, timer, sound, number input, or external gameplay scene.