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A procedural blob creature has four care needs: food, energy, fun, and cleanliness. Players choose among foods with different cooldowns, wash with soap bubbles, or toggle sleep to restore energy.
A tap-the-ball mini-game adds a small play activity, and care experience unlocks five growth stages. The pet cannot die; capped offline decay and a welcome-back panel keep care forgiving after a break.
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A procedural blob creature has four care needs: food, energy, fun, and cleanliness. 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.
Players look after food, energy, fun, and cleanliness. Different foods have different cooldowns, soap bubbles handle washing, and sleep restores energy. A ball mini-game gives the pet a way to play rather than relying on care meters alone. Each need changes at its own pace, so the care screen gives the player a small set of clear next actions.
No. The sample is designed so the pet cannot die. Needs decay while the player is away, but the amount is capped and a welcome-back panel explains the return. That keeps responsibility in the game without making an absence feel like a punishment.
Care actions earn experience toward five growth stages. The blob creature changes as the player keeps up with its needs, giving longer-term progress beyond a single care session. A founder could change the creature or activities while keeping the gentle, no-death promise.