Turbo Caca

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Create a responsive, single-screen 2D arcade clicker game titled “Turbo Caca,” rendered on a full-window HTML canvas with no scrolling. The entire interface is in French and uses a playful, clean cartoon style.

Scene and camera: use a fixed, front-facing centered composition that scales to the browser viewport. Paint a vertical gradient background from muted purple (#55408f) at the top to very dark purple (#19152b) at the bottom, with about 18 faint, soft white/purple decorative dots scattered across the middle and lower background. At the top center show large bold white text “TURBO CACA” around y=58, with the subtitle “Clique vite pour faire caca !” in smaller light lavender text beneath it. At the upper left show “Score 0” (or the current score) in bold white; at the upper right show “Temps 20s” (rounded up current remaining seconds) in bold white.

Main object: center a stylized toilet in the upper-middle area. It should be drawn from simple shapes: a pale off-white rounded rectangular tank/lid behind the bowl, a light blue-gray narrow rim/connector, and a large white/off-white oval toilet bowl with a subtle light-blue outline. Inside the bowl is a horizontally oval blue water area. A brown cartoon poop character sits in the water, with a rounded lower mound and two rounded upper lobes, dark brown outline/fill appearance, and two tiny dark eyes. The poop should visibly grow taller/larger as the progress percentage increases: at 0% it is small, and by 100% it is substantially taller, while remaining centered in the bowl.

Core interaction: this is a timed rapid-click challenge. Initially the game is not started, progress is 0, score is 0, streak is 0, and the timer displays 20 seconds. A pointer/touch click anywhere on the canvas or pressing Space (also accept Enter) performs the main action. The first action starts the timer. Each action increases progress by a random amount between 5 and 10 percentage points, capped at 100, increases the streak by 1, and adds score equal to 10 plus the new streak. Show a small burst of brown circular particles around the toilet/poop area for every action, plus a gold/yellow burst at the click location for pointer clicks. The game must support both mouse/touch input and keyboard input; prevent the Space key’s normal browser behavior.

Progress UI: below the toilet, show a wide rounded horizontal progress bar spanning about 72% of the viewport width, around 24px high. Its empty track is translucent white/gray with rounded ends; fill it from left to right in golden yellow (#ffcf56), and overlay the current whole-number percentage such as “0%” in dark bold text centered in the bar. Below it, show a large rounded coral-red button occupying about 66% of the viewport width and 64px high, labeled “FAIS CACA !” in bold dark purple text. The button is primarily visual—the canvas-wide pointer handler means clicking the screen triggers the action—but it should look like the main call-to-action. At the bottom center show the instruction “Clique ou appuie sur ESPACE” in light lavender.

Win/timeout rules: when progress reaches 100%, stop the timer, mark the round finished, change the subtitle/message to “BRAVO ! Le caca est parti !”, turn the main button green, change its label to “RECOMMENCER,” and emit a larger gold celebratory particle burst around the toilet. If the 20-second timer reaches zero before completion, stop the round, keep the current progress and score, show the message “Oups… trop tard ! Clique pour recommencer.”, and leave the main button in its normal visual state unless otherwise specified. While a round is finished for either reason, the next click or Space/Enter resets everything to the initial state (score 0, progress 0, timer 20, streak 0, particles cleared, initial message) rather than immediately scoring; subsequent input starts a new round. Use a smooth animation loop with falling/fading particles. Keep all typography bold and highly legible, with a system sans-serif font and rounded cartoon UI shapes. Do not add menus, levels, enemies, upgrades, camera movement, or other gameplay systems.