Real Drift World

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 3D arcade drifting game titled “REAL DRIFT WORLD.” Use Three.js or an equivalent real-time 3D engine with a third-person driving camera and an optional near-first-person/hood camera. The game should run on desktop and mobile with responsive fullscreen rendering.

World and visual presentation: Build a simple long, straight dark asphalt drift circuit extending into the distance, approximately 18 units wide, surrounded by a muted green ground plane. Put a dashed white center line down the road and continuous low rectangular barriers along both edges: red blocks on the left and yellow blocks on the right. Populate the roadside with stylized low-poly scenery: repeated dark green pine trees made from blocky trunks and faceted cone foliage, plus several simple blue-gray garage/building structures with cyan window panels off to one side. Use a pale blue sky, atmospheric fog, soft shadows, hemisphere lighting and a strong directional sun. The overall look is low-poly, clean, colorful and arcade-like, with a dark translucent blue HUD over the scene.

Player vehicle and driving: Place a sporty low-poly race/sports car in the center of the road, viewed primarily from behind and slightly above. The supplied visual should resemble a compact open-wheel/race-style car with a colored body, exposed dark tires, wings and a central body shell. Load or create a comparable 3D car model and tint it according to the selected vehicle. The car moves forward/backward, steers left and right, and has lateral velocity that lets it slide. Implement arcade physics: acceleration while throttle is held, braking/reverse while brake is held, drag, a speed limit based on the selected car, steering rotation, and reduced lateral grip while handbrake/drift is held. Clamp the car within the road width and make the straight course loop when it reaches either end, so driving continuously wraps from the far end to the near end.

Drifting and scoring: Consider the car to be drifting when its lateral velocity is sufficiently high while moving. During a drift, continuously increase a combo multiplier up to x12 and award points based on slide intensity and combo; when not drifting, gradually return the combo toward x1. Spawn short-lived dark tire skid marks on the asphalt behind the car at intervals during a drift. Show current speed in KM/H, the combo multiplier and total drift points in the HUD. The initial state should be stopped at zero speed with combo x1.0 and zero points.

Vehicles and garage: Include a garage dropdown titled “GARAGE · VEHÍCULO” with these selectable cars and horsepower values: BMW M3 E46 · 343 HP, BMW M4 · 503 HP, Nissan Silvia S15 · 247 HP, Nissan Skyline R34 · 276 HP, Toyota Supra MK4 · 320 HP, Mazda RX-7 · 276 HP, Ford Mustang · 460 HP, and Nissan 350Z · 287 HP. Give each a distinct body tint (blue, silver, red, light blue, orange, magenta, purple, and green respectively). Changing the selection should immediately recolor the vehicle and adjust its acceleration/top-speed feel using the car’s horsepower, grip/handling and mass values.

HUD and controls: At the top-left show the bold spaced title “REAL DRIFT WORLD.” Across the top show three dark rounded statistic panels: the current mode (“DRIFT LIBRE” initially), a large speed number followed by “KM/H,” and “COMBO x1.0” with the points total and “pts.” Include a small centered hint reading “WASD / flechas · ESPACIO freno de mano · C cámara · R reiniciar · móvil: botones táctiles.” Put a centered temporary toast notification for actions such as changing mode, changing camera, selecting a vehicle and resetting.

Desktop controls should support W/A/S/D and arrow keys: W/up accelerates, S/down brakes or reverses, A/left steers left, and D/right steers right. Space is the handbrake/drift control. Provide bottom mobile touch buttons for left and right steering, “FRENO,” “DRIFT,” and “GAS,” with press-and-hold behavior. Add bottom menu buttons labeled “Cambiar modo,” “Cámara,” and “Reiniciar.” “Cámara” toggles between a smooth chase view behind the car and a close forward-facing hood/interior-style view. “Reiniciar” returns the player to the start area, stops the car, clears score, resets combo and displays a reset toast.

Modes: The mode button cycles the displayed labels “DRIFT LIBRE,” “COMPETICIÓN DRIFT,” “DRAG RACE,” and “CONTRARRELOJ,” showing a toast when changed. Preserve the simple playable driving experience and HUD; the visible implementation primarily uses the mode as a selectable display state rather than requiring separate track systems. Make the layout especially usable on a tall mobile screen: keep the HUD readable, garage selector at upper right, menus above the touch controls, and touch controls fixed at the bottom without blocking the car view.