Route 66 Bells

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 third-person 3D arcade road game titled “Bells // Route 66.” Use a warm desert sunset palette and a low-poly stylized presentation. The camera is a perspective chase camera that follows the player down a long straight Route 66 highway, smoothly lagging behind and looking at the player. Build a broad dark asphalt road running along the Z axis, with tan sandy ground on both sides, darker brown shoulders, a dashed pale-yellow center line, and intermittent pale-yellow edge markings. Add sparse neon-red cactus props in the desert. Place two roadside buildings: a red-roofed GAS stop on the left around the rear portion of the road and a TUNE shop on the right farther ahead; each should be a simple dark roadside box with a bright red sign and small yellow windows.

The player starts riding a stylized red-and-black Softail motorcycle near the south end of the road, facing forward along the highway. Model the bike from simple geometric parts: black frame, red fuel tank, brown/black seat, chrome fork and rear fender, chrome handlebars, two black wheels, and a gold headlight. The player can ride within the road boundaries and move forward/backward, steer, and boost. Use WASD or arrow keys: W/up accelerates, S/down brakes/reverses, A/left and D/right steer, Shift boosts, Space dismounts or remounts, F fires, and E interacts. Include mobile/touch controls: directional arrow buttons plus MOUNT, FIRE, and SHOP / ROB action buttons.

Populate the road with four rival motorcycles at different positions. They use the same simple bike appearance, move continuously down the road, wrap from the far end back to the near end, and have two hit points. The player has six shots initially. Firing consumes one round and automatically targets the nearest living rival if it is within 18 world units; otherwise show “Shot missed.” A rival hit once remains active, and a second hit makes it inactive, awards $45 cash and 8 reputation, and displays a message that the rival was dropped and the player should stop and cut the patch. A living rival that collides closely with the player drains HP over time and reduces reputation. Once a rival is dropped, the player must dismount, walk close to it, and press E / SHOP-ROB to collect the vest patch, awarding another $35 cash and 12 reputation. Walking controls are WASD/arrows, with normal speed 3 and Shift speed 6; keep the walking character within the road/desert play bounds. Show a simple stylized human avatar named Rico when dismounted, and hide the motorcycle while walking; allow remounting only when Rico is within 3 units of the bike.

Support interaction with the two shops while riding: pressing E near either shop opens a centered dark modal. At the TUNE building title it “Bells Tuning Shop”; at the GAS building title it “Route 66 Gas Stop.” The shop card explains that the player can upgrade the ride and restock consumables. Provide buttons for ENGINE 
20 (increases maximum speed), TIRES $90 (improves handling), PAINT $70 (increases reputation), BEER 
5, CIGARETTES 
0, WEED 
5, and AMMO $35 (adds six rounds), plus CLOSE. Deduct cash only when affordable and show “Not enough cash” otherwise. Engine, tires, and paint improve the bike status; paint and the other upgrades award small reputation bonuses. Beer slowly restores health while causing a slight riding wobble; weed causes a stronger riding drift/wobble; preserve the consumable counters and ammo behavior shown by the game. The player starts with HP 100, cash