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Chunky low-poly

Generated from: a scene from a small video game about: BUILD A FULL ONLINE MULTIPLAYER ROCKET LEAGUE-STYLE GAME Create a complete, playable 3D multiplayer car soccer game inspired by Rocket League. The game must be a real, functioning online multiplayer game where people connect over the internet and play against other real human players, not just bots, AI opponents, or simulated multiplayer. The game should have smooth 3D graphics, realistic car physics, a giant soccer ball, boost mechanics, goals, competitive matchmaking, custom games, private rooms, and a complete online multiplayer system. 1. REAL ONLINE MULTIPLAYER — HIGHEST PRIORITY This is the most important requirement. Build actual online multiplayer networking so players on different devices and networks can join the same match and play together in real time. Implement a real multiplayer backend and networking system. Allow players to create accounts, sign in, and choose a username. Show other real players online. Synchronize every player's car position, rotation, velocity, jumping, boosting, collisions, and actions in real time. Synchronize the ball's position, velocity, rotation, bounces, and goals for every player. Implement authoritative server-side match simulation and scoring where possible to prevent cheating. Include matchmaking that puts real players into the same match. Include player joining, leaving, reconnecting, and disconnect handling. Display connection status and ping. Use interpolation and prediction to make gameplay smooth. Do not fake multiplayer by displaying bots as humans. Do not simulate other players locally. Do not make multiplayer work only on one computer or browser session. Support players connecting from different computers and networks through a deployed backend. If no other players are available, show a real matchmaking queue and let players wait for humans. Bots may be offered as a separate optional practice mode. Use an appropriate real-time networking technology, such as WebSockets, WebRTC, or a dedicated game server, depending on the engine and platform. Use a persistent backend for accounts, matchmaking, rankings, and room management. 2. GAME MODES Create a main menu with these game modes: Casual Matchmaking 1v1 2v2 3v3 Automatically match real online players. Search for existing matches and fill empty player slots. Include matchmaking status, queue time, and cancel button. Ranked Competitive Ranked 1v1 Ranked 2v2 Ranked 3v3 Match players with similar skill ratings. Add a ranking system with Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Champion, and Grand Champion. Award or deduct rating points based on match results and opponent skill. Track wins, losses, goals, assists, saves, and MVP awards. Save rankings to the player's account. Prevent players from manipulating ratings by disconnecting. Include a competitive leaderboard. Custom Games Allow players to create their own matches with configurable settings: 1v1, 2v2, or 3v3. Public or private rooms. Custom room name. Password-protected rooms. Unique room codes that friends can enter. Invite friends using a shareable room link or code. Choose the arena. Set match duration. Set maximum score. Enable or disable bots. Choose teams manually. Allow spectators. Let the host start, pause where appropriate, and end the match. Allow players to join available team slots before a match begins. Private Lobbies Create a dedicated lobby screen where players can see everyone in the room, select their team, change their car, invite friends, and ready up. The host should be able to start a match once the required players are ready. Support team balancing and clear notifications when someone joins or leaves. 3. CORE GAMEPLAY Create a complete 3D car soccer experience. Driving Responsive acceleration and braking. Reverse driving. Steering and drifting. Jumping. Double jumping. Dodging and flipping in different directions. Air steering and aerial movement. Car-to-car collisions. Momentum-based physics. A satisfying sense of speed. Rocket Boost Give each car a boost meter. Add boost pads around the arena. Make boost pads regenerate after being collected. Allow boosting on the ground and in the air. Include boost particle effects, trails, and engine sounds. Ball Physics Use a large, fully 3D soccer ball. Implement realistic rigid-body physics. Allow the ball to bounce off cars, walls, ceilings, and the floor. Add spin, momentum, and powerful shots. Ensure ball physics are synchronized across all players. Make hits feel responsive and consistent for everyone. Goals and Scoring Build goals at opposite ends of the arena. Detect valid goals reliably. Display a goal animation and scoreboard update. Reset the ball and cars after each goal. Show the scorer, assists, and goal replay if supported. End the match when the timer expires or the configured score limit is reached. Display a results screen with statistics and rematch options. 4. ARENAS AND MAPS Build a fully enclosed 3D arena with: Two opposing goals. Curved corners and walls. A transparent or visible barrier around the field. Boost pads placed around the map. Stadium lighting and crowd atmosphere. A countdown before kickoff. A scoreboard above the field or in the HUD. Include at least three arenas with different visual themes, such as a classic stadium, a futuristic neon arena, and a night stadium. Ensure the ball stays within the playable area and the goals work correctly. 5. CONTROLS Support keyboard and mouse controls on PC. Default keyboard controls: W / Up Arrow: Accelerate. S / Down Arrow: Reverse or brake. A / Left Arrow: Steer left. D / Right Arrow: Steer right. Space: Jump. Left Shift: Boost. Double-tap jump or a configurable key combination: Dodge. Escape: Pause menu. Add controller support if the platform permits it. Allow players to remap controls and adjust mouse, camera, and controller sensitivity. Include a tutorial and practice mode to teach movement, jumping, boosting, aerial control, and shooting. 6. CAMERA AND GAME FEEL Implement a smooth third-person chase camera that follows the player's car. Include: Ball camera toggle. Camera distance and height settings. Camera stiffness and swivel settings. Adjustable field of view. Smooth camera transitions. Clear visibility of the ball and other players. Responsive movement without excessive camera shake. Make the game feel fast, competitive, and skill-based. 7. USER INTERFACE Create a polished, modern gaming interface. Main Menu Include: Play. Casual. Ranked. Custom Games. Join Room. Garage. Training. Leaderboards. Friends. Settings. Profile. In-Game HUD Display: Match timer. Score for both teams. Boost meter. Player names. Team colors. Goal notifications. Match status. Connection or latency indicator. Matchmaking Screen Display: Selected game mode. Searching for real players. Current queue status. Elapsed queue time. Cancel matchmaking. Match found notification. Accept match button if appropriate. Results Screen Display: Winning team. Final score. Goals, assists, and saves. Match duration. Rating changes for ranked games. Play again. Return to lobby. Return to main menu. 8. GARAGE AND CUSTOMIZATION Build a garage where players can customize their cars. Include: Multiple car bodies. Paint colors and team colors. Wheels. Boost trails. Goal explosions. Decals. Antennas and cosmetic accessories. Preset loadouts. Car preview and rotation. Save cosmetic choices to the player's account and synchronize visible cosmetics with other players. Cosmetics should not provide competitive advantages. 9. ACCOUNTS, FRIENDS, AND PROGRESSION Create a persistent player profile system with: Username and unique player ID. Account creation and login. Player level and experience. Match history. Win rate. Goals, assists, and saves. Ranked rating. Favorite game mode. Unlocked cosmetics. Online friends list. Friend requests. Invite-to-party functionality. Party system that allows friends to queue together. Basic reporting, blocking, and moderation, as an in-game screenshot in chunky low-poly 3D with flat shaded materials. Palette: dusk violet #2b2d42, stone #8d99ae, player coral #ef8354, threat teal #2a9d8f, accent gold #f4d35e. Everything is original: never draw or resemble characters, places or logos from existing games, films or brands (no red-capped plumbers, no famous mascots), even when the idea names one. Keep the pictures honest: they promise what a small first version of this game, made in a game engine in a few days, can look like. Simple readable shapes, clear silhouettes, few flat materials, the in-game camera view. Never film stills, photoreal renders, AAA key art, detailed textures, cinematic lighting, or anything that looks like a big-studio game. No text, UI, HUD, logos or editor screens inside any image.