Rig the high score system

• The player lives are rendered on screen underneath the score. Originally it would display as icons of the player ship, however it would look much better if it was rendered at [ship_image][count]
• Every time the player collides with an object besides it's own crossfire, the player loses a life

• There are two types of flying saucers, big saucer and small saucer
• The big saucer shoots randomly and poorly
• The small saucer fires frequently at the player ship
• Saucers cannot shoot across boundaries
• Saucers must have line of site with the player before shooting

• - Player indicator
• - Player 2 UI (Lives, Score)
• - Player 2 controls

• The player score shows up at the top left of the game screen
• The highest attainable score is 99,990

• Render the player in the middle of the screen
• Pressing on the left-arrow key rotates the player counter-clockwise
• Pressing on the right-arrow key rotates the player clockwise
• Pressing on the up arrow key applies thrust to the player
• Player wraps around the screen edges during movement
• Limit player velocity

Resources:
-https://www.rocketshipgames.com/blogs/tjkopena/2015/02/asteroids-drawing-objects/
-https://www.rocketshipgames.com/blogs/tjkopena/2015/03/asteroids-moving-objects/
-http://blog.wolfire.com/2009/07/linear-algebra-for-game-developers-part-1/

• When asteroids collide with a player bullet, the large asteroid breaks into smaller asteroids that will travel in random directions and move faster than the larger asteroid does
• When a smaller asteroid collides with a player bullet, the small asteroid is destroyed

Pressing on the specified key causes the player to disappear and reappear in a random location on the screen.

Research how to differentiate between local space and world space.

• The max score should be no more than 99990 at which point it will wrap over back to 00000
• If a saucer crashes into an asteroid, no points are awarding to the player
• The UI of the score should show two digits 00

Design the menu system architecture that is capable of displaying the following menu items when the game is launched

1. Start Game
2. Exit

• When the user clicks on Start Game, the menu system will transition to the actual game
• When the user clicks on Exit, the game will exit as if the user had clicked on the X or pressed on the ESC key

• Player shoots bullets
• Bullets wrap around edges
• Bullets disappear after travelling a certain distance