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GPT-6 AstraAuthor's original
Mosswing: Mobile 3D Tap-to-Flap Game
Build a polished mobile browser 3D flying game with one-tap controls, scrolling gaps, instant scoring and an original creature and world.
About this example
The creator's published prompt. Translations and your edits may change the result.
Verified against the Mosswing section of the author repository README. The same section links the playable demo and source directory.
Creator notes
Use this as a one-shot browser game brief. Preserve the simple one-tap loop, then customize the creature, obstacles, art direction, camera and feedback. Test the output on a real mobile viewport before publishing.
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The prompt
Remaster the classic "tap-to-flap" game — the one where you tap to keep a small creature airborne while gliding through an endless series of gaps — as a 3D game playable in a mobile browser. One index.html, opens and plays instantly, no external assets (CDN libraries are allowed; your call). Keep the core exactly as everyone remembers it: one-tap control, gravity, gaps that scroll toward you, one hit and you're done, score is gaps passed. Everything else is yours to decide: what the creature is, what the obstacles are, the world, the camera, the feel of the flap, how far to take the visuals. Design an original character and style rather than copying the original's art. I won't answer clarifying questions. I'm judging a complete, elegant, great-feeling piece of work — not a feature list. Small and finished beats big and rough.
How to use this prompt
Choose one thing to change
Swap the subject, art style or setting. Keep the camera and interaction clear. Build a small version first, then refine one detail at a time.
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For a custom character or prop, create a 3D model from a short object description or reference image, then bring it into your project.
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