I’m looking for someone who can translate my detailed GDD into a production-ready, browser-based nation strategy game, inspired by eRepublik. The goal is a clean, well-structured MVP that can go live quickly while leaving room for iterative expansion. Tech direction I want the stack to be PHP on the server side, built with Laravel for its robust routing, queue, and ORM features. On the client side we’ll use React so we can move fast with reusable components and keep the interface snappy. The architecture must be server-authoritative to prevent client tampering, and everything should be container-ready so we can deploy to a managed cloud service without friction. Core scope (MVP must-haves) • Authentication & user profiles • Country system: citizenship, local currency, treasury balance • Job market where companies post jobs and citizens can work once per day; salaries paid in the relevant currency • Daily training grounds that raise player stats • Marketplace for food, weapons, tickets, and raw materials • Company module: raw material producers and finished-product manufacturers with a full production chain • Region-based war system: battles, damage per hit, weapon consumption, occupation logic • Political layer: president, congress, taxes, and budget actions • Admin panel for moderation, economy levers, and user management • Clean, responsive UI that plays well on desktop and mobile Development workflow You’ll collaborate directly with me—the founder. I’ll provide wireframes, database schema suggestions, and priority lists while you handle implementation, testing, and deployment. Expect frequent check-ins, Git commits with clear messages, and short feedback loops so we can keep momentum high. Acceptance criteria • All modules above are functional and accessible through the UI • State changes are validated server-side; no client-side authority • Core actions (work, train, fight, trade) are limited to once per day per user where intended • No critical bugs, exploits, or blocking performance issues on a standard shared host setup • Codebase is organized, commented, and ready for future feature branches If you can deliver a tight, maintainable MVP quickly—and enjoy building economy-driven games—let’s jump in.