Sky Wings

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 flying game titled “Sky Wings,” viewed from a third-person chase camera behind and slightly above a chunky low-poly propeller plane. The plane flies continuously forward through a bright blue sky above a large stylized blue ocean. Use a Three.js-like 3D presentation with a pale cyan sky background, atmospheric fog, soft shadows, bright hemisphere/sun lighting, and an ocean surface below. Scatter many large white puffy cloud clusters around the flight corridor at varying heights and distances; clouds should drift slowly backward relative to the plane and recycle ahead to maintain an endless scene. Include a soft warm sun glow far ahead/left in the sky.

Build the player aircraft from simple blocky primitives: a long pink/red rectangular fuselage, a yellow cone-shaped nose, broad white rectangular main wings, a smaller white tail wing, a yellow vertical tail fin, and a dark propeller at the nose that spins rapidly. The plane should visibly bank left/right when turning, pitch up/down when climbing or descending, and gently bob in flight. Keep it centered in a forward-moving endless corridor, with horizontal bounds and a safe altitude range above the ocean. Start each run at approximately mid-high altitude with 3 hull points and a forward speed around 22; the camera smoothly follows the plane and looks toward the space ahead.

Core gameplay: continuously fly forward and steer in four directions. Desktop controls: WASD or arrow keys steer left/right and up/down; hold Shift to boost; hold B to brake. Enter or Space starts a run when the start screen is showing. Mobile controls must be visible as an on-screen directional pad with ▲, ◀, ▶, ▼ buttons, plus large Boost and Brake buttons; each is held while pressed. Boost smoothly raises the target speed from about 22 up to about 34, while Brake lowers the target speed to about 15. Score increases continuously based on flight time and speed. Display integer Score, Hull, and Best values in a dark translucent rounded HUD panel at the top left. Save the best score persistently in browser local storage and update it whenever the current score exceeds it.

Periodically spawn large glowing cyan torus rings ahead of the plane at random horizontal positions and altitudes in the forward flight path. Rings rotate slowly. Flying within roughly 2.8 world units of a ring collects it, awards +25 score, removes it, and creates a burst of small cyan square particles. Missed rings disappear after passing behind the plane. Periodically spawn hot-air balloons ahead at random positions: each has a faceted orange or purple spherical envelope, a small brown rectangular basket below it, and visible pale rope/edge lines connecting the basket area. Balloons gently sway vertically and sideways and rotate. Colliding with one creates a red/pink square particle burst, flashes/tints the scene, removes the balloon, and costs one hull point. When hull reaches zero, stop the run and show the end overlay. The game should otherwise remain endless; clean up obstacles that pass behind the player. Do not add weapons, enemies, fuel, lives beyond the 3 hull points, or other mechanics.

Before a run, show a centered dark translucent modal card over the scene with the large title “Sky Wings,” descriptive text explaining that it is a 3D plane game over the ocean and that the player banks through glowing rings, passes clouds, and dodges hot-air balloons, and two buttons: a bright cyan/mint “Take off” button and a darker “Restart” button. Hide the modal during play. On game over, show the modal again with text such as “Flight over. You scored [score]. Try to beat [best] and thread more rings.” Keep the HUD and mobile controls visible behind/around it. Also include bottom controls: a translucent rounded four-way D-pad on the lower left and a two-column button area on the lower right containing Boost, Brake, Start, and Reset, with Boost in a warm orange/yellow gradient, Brake dark translucent, and Start/Reset in cyan/mint gradients. Use responsive sizing suitable for desktop and mobile, rounded corners, white bold labels, subtle borders, blur/translucency, and soft shadows.