Turbo Circuit

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 browser-based 3D arcade driving game titled “Turbo Circuit,” with Spanish UI and a bright stylized rally presentation. Use a third-person chase camera behind and slightly above a small red race car, following the car smoothly as it moves around a compact oval-ish circuit. The scene should have a pale blue sky/background with light atmospheric fog, a large flat dark-green grass arena, soft shadows, bright directional daylight, and a low-poly/clean game-asset look. Build the track from modular gray road pieces: long straight segments arranged into a roughly rectangular loop with curved corner pieces, plus simple track barriers, green banner towers, and small yellow cone/marker posts along the sides. Place the red car at the starting area on the near end of the loop, with a soft circular shadow underneath.

The central goal is to complete three laps as quickly as possible. Show a fixed HUD over the 3D view: a glowing cyan “TURBO CIRCUIT” brand at the upper left; dark rounded statistic pills at the upper right/center showing “Vuelta 1/3,” “Tiempo 0.0s,” and “Velocidad 0”; a large dark translucent rounded panel near the upper left titled “Rally del Amanecer,” with Spanish instructions explaining that the player must complete 3 laps, use WASD or arrow keys, and on mobile hold accelerate and steer left/right; a bright cyan-to-blue “Empezar carrera” button and a “Cambiar mapa” button. Keep a rounded dark message bubble near the bottom center with text such as “Pulsa Empezar carrera para salir de boxes.”

Implement the actual controls and rules: clicking “Empezar carrera” starts or restarts the race, resets lap to 1, timer to 0, speed to 0, progress to 0, and places the car back at the start. Space should also start when the race has not begun. W or ArrowUp accelerates, S or ArrowDown brakes/reverses, and A/ArrowLeft and D/ArrowRight steer. On touch devices provide four large bottom controls: left arrow, green up-arrow accelerator, red down-arrow brake/reverse, and right arrow; they activate while pressed and release on pointer up/cancel/leave. Acceleration should smoothly approach a forward speed, braking should produce a small reverse speed, and steering should rotate the car while moving. Make the chase camera follow the vehicle and look toward it.

Track lap logic can be distance-based: while the race is active, increase normalized progress based on the absolute distance traveled; when progress reaches one, reset progress and increment the lap. After the third lap, stop the timer and movement, keep the displayed lap at 3/3, and show a Spanish completion message like “Meta alcanzada en 12.3s — pulsa Reiniciar.” Update the time continuously in seconds to one decimal place and display speed as an approximate km/h value. There does not need to be complex collision physics; preserve the simple arcade movement and modular track layout.

Include a top-right “Planes” button that toggles a dark translucent store panel. The panel is a visual demo titled “Planes para tu comunidad,” explains that real payments require Stripe or Mercado Pago, and shows four plan cards: Piloto (