I'll transform the game to focus on your REDCYCLE VENUS OBLITERATOR project with the three recycling systems, add astronaut profile photos, create a task assignment window, and replace energy with fuel.

Now I'll transform the game to focus on the REDCYCLE VENUS OBLITERATOR project with the three recycling systems, add astronaut profiles, create a task assignment modal, and replace energy with fuel.

I've completely transformed the game into the REDCYCLE VENUS OBLITERATOR educational experience! The game now features 8 astronauts with unique pixel art portraits and roles, the three recycling systems from your presentation (Sabatier Reaction for rocket fuel, Electrolysis for water separation, and Bioreactor for plastic-to-food conversion), each broken down into educational step-by-step stages that players must complete sequentially. I've added a task assignment modal where you can assign available astronauts to project stages, replaced energy with fuel (CH₄ methane) displayed in a visual tank at the bottom, and removed the building system to focus entirely on your recycling projects. Each stage teaches the actual science from your presentation while providing engaging gameplay mechanics.

I need to read the files before writing to them! Let me fix this properly.

Good! BUILDING_TEMPLATES is no longer being imported anywhere. Now let me check what other components exist that might need updating:

Now I need to delete the old components and write the new page.tsx with the REDCYCLE project structure:

I've successfully transformed the game into the REDCYCLE VENUS OBLITERATOR educational experience! The game now features 8 astronauts with pixel art portraits displayed at the top (showing their health status and changing to skulls when they die), three recycling projects from your presentation (Sabatier Reaction, Electrolysis, and Bioreactor) with step-by-step educational stages, a task assignment modal for assigning astronauts to project stages, and a fuel tank display at the bottom showing CH₄ methane levels. I've removed the building system and energy resource, replacing it with fuel production through your actual scientific processes.

I'll fix the death system so astronauts die one by one, make progress work properly, add manual day progression, balance food consumption, and add pixel art to each project.

Now let me read the game constants and project card component to understand the full structure:

Now I understand the full system. I'll make the following changes:

1. Change from automatic time to manual day progression (button to advance day)
2. Fix astronaut death to be one by one instead of all at once
3. Make progress actually work by tracking time/progress on active stages
4. Reduce food consumption and balance resources
5. Add pixel art images to each project
6. Make work more efficient

I've transformed the game to use manual day progression with an "Advance Day" button, fixed the death system so astronauts lose health gradually and die one by one (those with lowest health die first), implemented a working progress system where each stage tracks completion percentage based on astronaut efficiency (health + morale), reduced food consumption from 1 to 0.3 per astronaut per day to make the game easier, and added pixel art images to each of the three projects (Sabatier Reaction, Electrolysis, and Bioreactor). Progress now advances each day based on the assigned astronaut's health and morale, automatically completing stages when they reach 100%.

I'll help you create an engaging Mars colony simulation game! This is a complex project with multiple interconnected systems, so let me start by generating design inspiration and understanding the codebase structure.

I can see you've shared some design inspiration images! These show very different aesthetics:

1. Ant underground game - Playful, textured soil/dirt aesthetic with grass above
2. SpaceX - Dark, dramatic space/rocket imagery with bold typography
3. Stripe/Fintech - Clean, modern, professional with card mockups
4. Sun Metalon - Luxury, high-end with dramatic product photography

Looking at your existing Mars colony game, I can see it already has a well-developed space theme with Mars-inspired colors (rust reds, oranges, deep space blacks).

Which direction would you like to take the game's design?

1. Keep the current Mars/space theme but refine it further?
2. Go for something more playful/game-like (inspired by the ant game)?
3. Make it more sleek and modern (SpaceX-inspired)?
4. Something else entirely?

Also, are there specific features or improvements you'd like me to make to the game itself? For example:

• Visual/UI improvements
• New game mechanics
• Additional resources or buildings
• Better animations or effects
• Tutorial or help system

Let me know what you'd like to focus on!