Browser game example
Fall and Steer is a game about coming down well. Your hero drops from high up the screen and all you control is sideways: arrow keys on a keyboard, or drag a finger left and right. A parachuter has to open the chute in time, because landing at full speed is a crash, and planes, birds, clouds or balloons float across the way, always leaving a gap you can reach.
At the bottom is a target, and the nearer you land to the centre the more points you get, from 10 at the edge to 100 for a bullseye. Wind gusts can push you off line; an arrow at the top shows which way and how hard. Each drop is a little harder, with a smaller target and stronger wind. A kids setting slows everything down, widens the target and never says you lost: a miss simply lets you try the same drop again.
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Jump, steer left and right through planes and birds, fight the wind and land on the target: the nearer the middle, the more points. Play a parachuter, a drifting leaf, a paper plane or a moon lander. Use the sample to name the audience, the main action, and the smallest useful first version. Cleo HQ then helps turn your own brief into a product plan and a working build.
Ideas where something falls and you steer it onto a spot: a parachuter or skydiver landing on a target, a leaf, feather or snowflake drifting down, a paper plane gliding to a runway, or a lander touching down. Wind, birds, planes, clouds and balloons are settings you can ask for.
Yes, as a branded game that brings people to the site, with the business as the theme. A skydiving centre or parachute school that wants bookings, prices and a contact page gets a website instead. The game is the product here, so a business uses it to entertain visitors.
Yes. The kids setting makes the fall slower, the target wider and the parachute automatic, bumping into things never ends the game, and a miss retries the same drop. Every picture is drawn by the game itself, progress is kept only in the browser, and there are no ads.