Orbit Sprint

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 3D arcade hovercraft racing game titled “Orbit Sprint.” Use a full-screen Three.js-like WebGL scene viewed from a high, trailing third-person camera: mostly top-down but angled enough to see the craft and track. The camera follows smoothly behind the player and keeps the craft near the center. Set the scene at night against a nearly black navy sky and floor, with subtle distant star points, atmospheric fog, and cool cyan lighting with a small magenta accent.

Build one compact oval circuit centered in the arena. It is a dark, metallic carbon-fiber-like annular road with a dark infield island, a thin cyan glowing outer rail, a magenta glowing inner rail, and a subdued blue lane guide around the middle. Add evenly spaced small neon-lit tech beacons around the circuit and a simple striped start/finish grid on the near side. The player begins on the oval near the grid. Place a small futuristic cyan hover pod on the track, with a bright pale-cyan cockpit, magenta rear light, a slight hovering bob, and yaw aligned with its travel direction. A detailed imported sci-fi craft may be used if available, but retain a simple built-in pod-like appearance as fallback. Do not add opponents, weapons, pickups, or other track layouts.

Core play is a three-lap solo sprint around the oval. Use arcade driving physics: W or Up accelerates, S or Down brakes, A or Left and D or Right steer, and Space activates a limited boost. The craft starts stopped; acceleration builds speed, braking reduces speed, and releasing throttle/brake lets it coast down gradually. Steering turns the craft while it is moving. Boost briefly raises acceleration and the top speed, consumes a finite boost meter while held, and recharges slowly when not in use. Keep the pod on the oval with soft magnetic guardrails: when it drifts outside the intended lane, slow it and guide it back toward the center lane rather than causing a crash. Count a lap when the craft crosses the start/finish seam in the forward direction while moving; show a three-lap race. There is no need for opponents or a separate finish/results screen.

Overlay a crisp minimalist HUD over the 3D view. At upper left show the spaced, bold cyan title “ORBIT / SPRINT.” At upper right show three dark translucent, thin cyan-bordered panels labeled SPEED, LAP, and TIME: speed in km/h, lap as “current / 3,” and elapsed time as minutes:seconds. Along the bottom center show concise control guidance: “W / ↑ THROTTLE   A D / ← → STEER   SPACE BOOST.” On touch devices, provide on-screen left/right steering buttons, an up/throttle button, and a distinct orange-accented boost button. Use a restrained high-contrast palette of midnight navy, cyan/ice blue, and magenta with subtle glow and clean futuristic typography. Keep the playfield and HUD readable and uncluttered.