Toe Studio

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 casual interactive 3D manicure/pedicure studio game titled "Toe Studio". Use a Three.js-like WebGL scene with a soft orthographic, slightly elevated top-down camera looking at a stylized bare foot resting on a large white salon table and pink pedicure towel. The scene should have a pale pink background/fog, soft white/pink salon lighting, gentle shadows, rounded toy-like geometry, and subtle animation: the foot sways very slightly and sparkle stickers rotate when present.

Model one stylized foot centered in the play area: a broad flattened skin-colored foot/ankle shape, five individual rounded toes across the front, and five small flattened pale toenails on top of the toes. Make the nails individually clickable. Put eight small polish bottles along the far/back edge of the table, each with a colored cylindrical body and dark cap. The available colors, in order, are Cherry red-pink (#ff4d6d), Lilac (#9d7cff), Sky blue (#60c9ff), Mint (#67e5a5), Lemon yellow (#ffdb5c), Peach (#ff9f7e), Pearl (#fff3f8), and Plum (#7b2d6f).

The core loop is to serve a sequence of clients. The current client gives a five-color request, shown as five colored sample dots below the foot, plus whether sparkles and/or glossy topcoat are wanted. The player selects a tool from the HUD, then taps individual toenails. Tools work as follows: Clean marks a nail clean and ready; Paint marks it clean and applies the currently selected palette color; Sparkle toggles three tiny white glowing star stickers on that nail; Topcoat toggles a translucent glossy overlay and makes the nail shinier. Selecting a color automatically switches to Paint. Tapping a nail should show a short toast such as "Clean and ready", "Cherry painted", "Sparkles added/removed", or "Glossy topcoat on/removed".

Use this exact repeating client sequence and requests: Maya requests [Cherry, Lilac, Cherry, Lilac, Cherry], wants sparkles, and does not want topcoat. Jo requests [Sky, Sky, Lemon, Sky, Sky], does not want sparkles, and wants topcoat. Nia requests [Mint, Peach, Mint, Peach, Mint], wants both sparkles and topcoat. Rue requests [Plum, Pearl, Plum, Pearl, Plum], wants neither sparkles nor topcoat. Ari requests [Lemon, Cherry, Lemon, Cherry, Lemon], wants sparkles and does not want topcoat. After finishing, advance to the next client and clear all five nails.

Provide a translucent white rounded HUD overlay. At the top left show the current name as "Maya's Request" (or the relevant client) and text explaining the five sample dots and extras, e.g. "Match the five sample dots below the foot, add sparkles, no topcoat needed." At top right show a three-star rating, initially empty, and a completed-client counter such as "0 clients". Center a temporary dark rounded toast near the top. Along the bottom provide rounded panels with four tool buttons: Clean, Paint, Sparkle, Topcoat; a row of eight circular color swatches with the active swatch outlined; and action buttons: Hide Request/Show Request, Reset Nails, and a prominent pink-to-purple gradient Finish Client button.

The request toggle hides or shows the sample dots and changes the instruction to "Request hidden — paint from memory, then finish the client." Reset Nails clears all nail cleaning, color, sparkle, and topcoat states without changing the client. Finish Client evaluates the result and awards 1–3 stars, then advances and resets. Scoring should match the original rules: for each of five nails award 0.5 if clean, 1.25 if its color matches, 0.45 if sparkle state matches the client request, and 0.45 if topcoat state matches; calculate stars as clamp(round(total/4.35), 1, 3). Display the most recent star rating and increment the client count. Use large touch-friendly buttons, responsive layout, and disable page scrolling; support pointer/touch clicks on both HUD controls and the 3D nails. Keep the visual style pastel, glossy, friendly, and minimal, with dark plum text and white translucent cards with soft shadows.