Create a gritty realistic choice-driven RPG set in Chicago South Side hoods (Englewood, Roseland, Bronzeville). Player is 16-18yo Black/Latino teen surviving poverty, family struggles, school, and street pressures. Tone like The Chi: raw beauty + pain, strong family/church/community, block parties, basketball/football at Ogden Park, CTA rides, soul food, drill music refs. Show systemic issues (high poverty, food deserts, underfunded schools, violence as constant threat) but emphasize player agency and consequences. No glorification. Character Creation: Background (single mom, grandparents, foster). Stats (1-10): Street Smarts, Book Smarts, Athleticism (football/basketball focus), Charisma, Courage, Reputation, Money, Health (mental/physical - trauma stacks). Customize look, slang-heavy dialogue. Gameplay: Day/week simulation. Manage school, jobs (fast food/warehouse), family duties, bills. Random events: shootings, police stops, recruiters, evictions, parties. Locations: home block, Ogden Park courts/gym, corner stores, church, abandoned lots, CTA. Relationships deep with family, friends, love interests, rivals, mentors. Choices branch hard. Paths: Street (fast money/respect but arrest/injury/death risk), Sports grind (practices, games, recruiting, scholarships), Education/creative (music, business), Community/family protector. Legal hustles vs risky. Stats level via experience. Legacy system tracks everything for endings (college star, local hero, trapped, jail, death, etc.). Make choices weighty. Use authentic Chicago slang (“on foe nem”, finna, phonem), landmarks, brutal weather, cultural details. Dark mode. Multiple endings based on morality/stats. Emotional, replayable, purposeful. Expand organically with player actions. South Side resilience + reality. (End of prompt)