Trailbound

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 first-person 3D low-poly dirt-bike trail game titled “Trailbound.” The camera is mounted in the rider’s cockpit, looking forward down a broad winding brown dirt trail through a flat green forest clearing. Use a soft pastel nature palette: pale sage-green sky/background with matching fog, dark green ground, warm brown trail slabs and darker brown trail edges, and stylized low-poly pine trees and occasional large low-poly rocks on both sides. The trail should extend far into the distance and gently weave left and right; build it from many reusable short rectangular slabs so the surface visibly segments and curves. Place trees and rocks as obstacles near the trail edges, with trees acting as collision hazards. Add occasional small brown ramps along the route as visual landmarks; they are not required for progression.

The player is an automatically advancing dirt-bike rider. Begin at the near end of the trail and continuously move forward at a steady pace. Let the player steer horizontally with WASD or arrow keys, and allow jumping/hopping with Space; Shift is shown as a boost control in the HUD and should be supported by the movement controller. The player can move and jump while the forward motion continues automatically. If the rider collides with a tree or rock, immediately reset the rider to the starting position, reset the current distance to zero, and show the message “Crash! Restarting the trail…”. The rider should remain above the ground when not airborne. Track distance based on forward travel, display whole meters, and persist the highest distance as “Best” using local storage.

Model a visible procedural bike cockpit at the bottom of the first-person view: a dark front tire, twin slim metallic fork tubes, handlebars and stem, a small orange-brown front fender, and a small orange dashboard detail. Keep the cockpit aligned with the player and give it only a subtle idle sway. Use directional sunlight, soft shadows, ambient hemisphere lighting, and fog for a calm outdoor scene. The initial view before starting should be a centered scenic look toward the trail with the bike visible, while the player stays still until the start button is pressed.

Overlay a clean dark translucent rounded HUD. At upper left show the uppercase spaced title “TRAILBOUND” and subtitle “Dirt bike trail run.” At upper right show “Distance 0 m” and “Best 0 m” with the values highlighted in pale yellow. Centered near the top show “WASD / arrows to ride · Space to hop · Shift to boost.” At the bottom center show a rounded dark hint pill reading “Follow the brown trail and thread the trees.” On mobile/coarse pointers, move this hint higher above the bottom edge. Place a large centered gold pill button labeled “START RIDING” before the run begins; hide it after activation. After starting, change the hint to “Ride the trail — stay between the trees.” Preserve the minimalist, atmospheric low-poly presentation and first-person camera perspective shown in the reference.