Forest Bug Collector

Develop a cozy educational mobile game titled Forest Bug Collector, centered on letting players build and nurture a vibrant living magical forest to attract and discover diverse insect species. First, design the core environment placement system that lets users freely place decorative and functional elements including flowers, mushrooms, fallen logs, and small water pools, with each element type generating specific environmental attribute values that match the habitat preferences of different insects. Implement dynamic insect spawning logic: after players construct habitats that meet specific combination conditions, corresponding bees, colorful butterflies, various beetles, and even rare legendary moths will appear in the forest scene in a natural, gradual way.
Add a cinematic Nature Discovery sequence trigger: when an uncollected insect first appears and the player taps on it, play a short, gentle close-up animation that showcases the insect's details clearly before the collection process completes. Build a hand-illustrated in-game encyclopedia, where each collected insect entry comes with detailed, accurate species-related information including their living habits, distribution characteristics, and biological features.
Integrate a full collection progression system that covers 100 unique insect species spanning five distinct forest biomes, add dynamic real-time weather mechanics that affect insect appearance rates, set clear rarity tiers for all species, and embed a series of lightweight, interesting mini missions that guide players to adjust their forest layout and explore different collection targets. Ensure the overall art style is warm and soothing, the interaction feedback is soft and friendly, and the whole game experience balances fun and scientific popularization without complicated or stressful operation requirements.