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Generated from: The main enemy, rival or companion of a scene from a small video game about: Create a complete playable 2D LANDSCAPE aviation game called: AIRCRAFT MISSION IoT MOTION CONTROLLED FLIGHT SYSTEM IMPORTANT: This is a desktop/laptop LANDSCAPE game. Use a 16:9 aspect ratio. Target resolution: 1280x720. Do NOT create a portrait/mobile layout. GAME OBJECTIVE: The player must take off from the airport runway, fly safely, destroy enemy aircraft, manage health and fuel, return to the airport, approach the runway and successfully land. MAIN MENU: Show ONLY: AIRCRAFT MISSION IoT MOTION CONTROLLED FLIGHT SYSTEM [ START MISSION ] Center these elements with good spacing. Never wrap or overlap text. When START MISSION is pressed: - hide the entire main menu - start gameplay AIRPORT ENVIRONMENT: Create a realistic aviation environment containing: - blue sky - large white clouds - snow mountains - ocean - airport runway - control tower - hangar Use a wide horizontal landscape composition. PLAYER AIRCRAFT: Use a clearly visible realistic fighter aircraft. Do NOT use: - rectangles - lines - dots - simple geometric shapes - cartoon placeholders Start the aircraft on the runway. CONTROLS: W / UP ARROW = move up S / DOWN ARROW = move down A / LEFT ARROW = move left D / RIGHT ARROW = move right SPACE = shoot The aircraft must move smoothly in all four directions after takeoff. Keep the aircraft inside the visible game boundaries. TAKEOFF: Create a TAKE OFF button. When TAKE OFF is pressed: 1. Aircraft accelerates along the runway. 2. Aircraft moves forward. 3. Aircraft gradually rises. 4. Aircraft enters flight mode. 5. Free WASD and arrow-key movement becomes enabled. GAMEPLAY HUD: TOP LEFT: HEALTH: 100 FUEL: 100 TOP CENTER: MISSION: DESTROY ENEMIES AND LAND SAFELY TOP RIGHT: SCORE: 0 Keep every HUD element inside the 1280x720 screen. BOTTOM CENTER: [ TAKE OFF ] [ SHOOT ] [ LAND ] Keep all three buttons on ONE horizontal line. Keep them evenly spaced. Never allow them to overlap. Never allow text to wrap. ENEMY AIRCRAFT: Create multiple realistic enemy aircraft. Enemies must NOT be: - lines - rectangles - dots - simple geometric placeholders Enemy aircraft should enter from different directions and move naturally. SHOOTING: When SHOOT is pressed or SPACE is pressed: - launch a visible projectile/missile from the player aircraft - projectile travels forward - projectile can collide with enemy aircraft - enemy aircraft is destroyed - create a small explosion effect - increase SCORE HEALTH: Start with HEALTH: 100. Enemy collisions or attacks reduce health. When health reaches zero: show: MISSION FAILED HEALTH DEPLETED [ RESTART MISSION ] FUEL: Start with FUEL: 100. Fuel gradually decreases while flying. When fuel reaches zero: show: MISSION FAILED OUT OF FUEL [ RESTART MISSION ] LANDING: The LAND button must be fully functional. When LAND is pressed: - enter landing mode - guide the aircraft toward the airport - move toward the runway - gradually descend - align with the runway - detect runway touchdown SUCCESSFUL LANDING: When the aircraft safely touches down on the runway, show: MISSION COMPLETE LANDING SUCCESSFUL FINAL SCORE: [score] [ RESTART MISSION ] FAILED LANDING: If the aircraft misses the runway or crashes, show: MISSION FAILED LANDING FAILED [ RESTART MISSION ] RESTART: RESTART MISSION must NOT appear during normal gameplay. It appears only after: - Mission Complete - Mission Failed Restart must reset: - aircraft position - health - fuel - score - enemies - projectiles - explosions - landing state - mission state VISUAL STYLE: Professional realistic aviation presentation. Modern aviation HUD. Realistic aircraft. Realistic enemy aircraft. Realistic airport. Clean typography. Subtle shadows. Smooth movement. Smooth transitions. Add appropriate: - engine sound - takeoff sound - shooting sound - explosion sound - landing sound IMPORTANT: This must be a COMPLETE PLAYABLE GAME, not a mockup. All buttons must work. All gameplay systems must work. No placeholder buttons. No unfinished mechanics. No portrait/mobile layout. No overlapping UI. No text wrapping. No aircraft represented by lines or rectangles. Build the complete playable project now., full body, plain background. Drawn as a rough storyboard sketch: grey pencil and marker on white paper, one accent colour, loose flat shapes, no shading detail, no background clutter. 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.