Create a Zuma-style game using emojis as the primary game elements. This game should be developed in English. 

## Gameplay Mechanics
- Implement a circular or winding path layout where emojis travel along a predetermined track toward a central point.
- Position a player-controlled emoji shooter at the center or side of the screen.
- Develop a matching logic system where emojis are removed when three or more identical emojis are matched together.
- Incorporate level progression with increasing difficulty to engage players and provide a challenge as they advance.

## Emoji Assets & Design
- Use large and clearly distinguishable emojis to ensure they can be easily identified by the player.
- Add animations to emojis to enhance visual appeal, such as smooth movement along the path, collision effects, and animation when emojis are removed.

## Visual & Audio Effects
- Develop vibrant particle effects to be triggered when matches occur, providing visual feedback.
- Integrate sound effects for actions such as shooting, matching, and achieving combos.
- Include dynamic background music that adds to the immersive experience.

## User Interface (UI)
- Design an intuitive main menu with options like start, pause, and level selection.
- Display clear score indicators, life bars, and available power-ups on the screen.

## Power-ups & Special Features
- Implement special emoji power-ups that can be collected and used strategically, such as bombs to clear sections, slow-downs to reduce emoji speed, and reverse to change the direction of emoji movement.
- Balance the effects of power-ups to ensure fair and challenging gameplay.

FAQ:
- How does the player interact with the emoji shooter?
  - The player controls the shooter by rotating it toward the desired location. On desktop, this is achieved using the mouse, and on mobile devices, swipe gestures are used. Clicking or tapping will fire an emoji from the shooter toward the moving chain, attempting to match it with identical emojis.

- Where should the shooter be positioned, and how should emojis move along the path?
  - The shooter should be positioned either at the center or the bottom-center of the screen. Emojis should appear sequentially from the edge of the path and move continuously along the winding track toward a central target point. The player's goal is to prevent the emojis from reaching this endpoint.

Create Emoji-based Zuma Game:

- [ ] **Gameplay Mechanics**
  - Implement circular or winding path layout.
  - Add player-controlled emoji shooter at the center or side.
  - Create matching logic for emojis (match 3+ to remove).
  - Add level progression and difficulty scaling.

- [ ] **Emoji Assets & Design**
  - Select large, clearly distinguishable emojis.
  - Animate emojis (movement, collisions, removal).

- [ ] **Visual & Audio Effects**
  - Design vibrant particle effects on matches.
  - Integrate satisfying sound effects (shooting, matching, combos).
  - Include dynamic background music.

- [ ] **User Interface (UI)**
  - Create intuitive main menu, pause, and level selection screens.
  - Design clear score indicators, life bar, and power-ups.

- [ ] **Power-ups & Special Features**
  - Implement special emoji power-ups (bomb, slow-down, reverse).
  - Test and balance power-up effects.

Q: Can you describe how the player interacts with the emoji shooter?
A: The player controls the shooter by rotating or aiming it toward the desired location using mouse (desktop) or swipe gestures (mobile). Clicking or tapping fires the emoji from the shooter, attempting to match it with identical emojis on the moving path.

Q: Where do you envision the shooter being positioned, and how should emojis appear and move along the path?
A: The shooter is typically positioned at the center or bottom-center of the screen. Emojis appear sequentially at the edge of the path and continuously advance along a winding track toward a central target point. The player must prevent emojis from reaching