Sounds wild, I love it. Picture a tiny robot, like a plush teddy but with chrome plating and tiny LED eyes that change color when it levels up. It starts as a basic “Ducky‑Bot” that can pick up stuff and learn from the environment. Every time it learns a new skill, its fur flickers and it gets a new accessory – maybe a tiny cape, a hover‑board, or a laser‑pointer tail. The player can customize its circuits with color palettes, upgrade its AI with simple code snippets that change its behavior, and even let it dress up in costumes you design. The cute factor comes from the soft, round shape and big, expressive eyes, while the tech side comes from the modular upgrade system and the way it interacts with the world in clever, almost puzzle‑like ways. What do you think?

First skill I’d throw in is “Suction Grab.” The little bot can stick to walls and pick up shiny objects, and the LED eyes go neon pink every time it pulls something. It’s simple, but it gives it that cute “can‑do” vibe and opens up a ton of creative level design. Think sticky‑wall puzzle rooms and those tiny holographic stickers for the cosplay party. And you can code a tiny bit of AI to let it choose which sticker to drop based on the player’s mood. How does that sound for the launch pad?