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Sunny Sands Club
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Create a mobile-friendly 3D beach business simulator titled “Sunny Sands Club,” rendered in a bright, low-poly, toy-like style with an orthographic/isometric camera. Show a rectangular sandy beach island surrounded by cyan ocean, with soft fog and strong directional sunlight/shadows. Include a rectangular turquoise swimming pool with a thick white rim, a wooden boardwalk along the back, a teal cocktail bar with a wooden top and yellow sign, several yellow bar stools, white sun loungers with colorful cushions, and low-poly beach umbrellas in pink, yellow, light blue, and other bright colors. Add stylized palm trees/low-poly trees around the edges. Populate the beach with simple low-poly customers: colored cylindrical swimwear bodies, skin-tone spherical heads, dark hair caps, and a small white towel-like block at the side. Customers should spawn initially (five at start) and periodically afterward, walk from the sides to random destinations on the beach, remain served briefly, then leave behind a green cash pile worth
20 with the description “Auto-collects nearby cash,” then club status with a computed level and a “Daily visitors” row showing served total. Hiring subtracts
20 and increments helper count, with an explanatory toast; preserve the UI wording even if the helper counter is primarily a progression stat. The Upgrades tab should show four purchase rows: “Towels +1” ($75, “Serve one more guest at once”), “Capacity” ($60, “Welcome bigger beach crowds”), “Washing speed” ($70, “Faster cocktail service”), and “Cleaning speed” ($90, “Keep the club sparkling”), each displaying its current level. Buying an upgrade subtracts its cost and increments that level; Capacity also increases capacity by one. Insufficient funds should show a toast such as “Need $X.” Use rounded cards, pale blue-white panels, teal active tab, yellow-orange purchase buttons, dark navy text, and the bottom-center hint “Tap the cash piles to collect · customers pay when served.” Include shadows, ambient hemisphere lighting, and a sky-blue background to match the screenshot. Do not add combat, avatar movement, lives, timers, or unrelated minigames; there is no controllable player character, only camera panning, cash collection, customer simulation, and UI management.
