Create a fun and engaging game inspired by Bricks Breaker, Ballz, or Bounzy! The core mechanic will involve launching balls to hit numbered blocks.

## Core Mechanics
- Players aim and shoot balls in a chosen direction, attempting to hit numbered blocks.
- Balls bounce off both walls and blocks, continuing their trajectory until they exit the screen.
- Each block displays a number indicating how many hits are needed to break it.
- After each turn, all blocks move down by one row.
- The game concludes when any block reaches the bottom row.

## Shooting System
- Players tap and drag to aim their shots.
- A trajectory line will display to highlight the initial path of the balls.
- Upon release, all available balls shoot in the selected direction.
- Balls will return to the original shooting position after completing their path.

## Block Behavior
- Standard blocks decrement their durability with each hit.
- Some blocks could, for instance, explode, affecting adjacent blocks by reducing their durability.
- Blocks will spawn at the top of the play area and move downward with each turn.

## Game Progression & Difficulty
- As the rounds progress, new blocks will appear, and their durability increases.
- The game intensifies over time, introducing stronger blocks and possibly increasing speed.
- Optional power-ups like extra balls or explosive shots can be introduced for variety.

## User Interface
- The UI should be straightforward, allowing players to focus on aiming and shooting.
- Blocks should clearly display their remaining durability.
- Additional UI elements can include a Footer with a score on the left, and in the center, a "Recall" button available only when firing, highlighting available balls.

### FAQ:
**How should blocks with unique behaviors, like explosive blocks, operate?**
Explosive blocks should obliterate nearby blocks or reduce their numbers by a random amount on contact.

**What user interactions should trigger power-ups or special abilities?**
Implement best practices for intuitive gameplay, like direct tap actions or completing certain tasks to unlock abilities.

**How should the UI reflect critical gameplay information?**
Ensure the interface is clean, with a focus on displaying crucial details like scores and block durability effectively.

Create a game similar to Bricks Breaker, Ballz, or Bounzy!. The core mechanics involve launching balls that bounce off walls and hit numbered blocks, reducing their durability until they break.

1. Core Mechanics
	•	The player aims and shoots balls in a chosen direction.
	•	Balls bounce off walls and blocks, continuing until they exit the screen.
	•	Blocks have a number indicating how many hits they need to break.
	•	Blocks move down by one row after each turn.
	•	The game ends when a block reaches the bottom.

2. Shooting System
	•	The player taps and drags to aim.
	•	A trajectory preview shows the ball’s initial path.
	•	When released, all available balls launch in that direction.
	•	Balls return to the shooting position after completing their path.

3. Block Behavior
	•	Standard blocks reduce their number with each hit.
	•	Some blocks may have different behaviors (e.g., explosive blocks breaking nearby ones).
	•	Blocks spawn at the top and gradually descend.

4. Game Progression & Difficulty
	•	Each round, new blocks appear with increasing durability.
	•	The game speeds up over time by adding stronger blocks.
	•	Optional power-ups (extra balls, explosive shots) can be introduced.

5. User Interface
	•	A simple UI with an aim-and-shoot mechanic.
	•	Clear visuals showing remaining block durability.

This is a minimal viable version of the game without social features, leaderboards, or monetization.

Q: How should the blocks with different behaviors (e.g., explosive blocks) function?
A: Explosive blocks destroy random amount of numbers from all sides.

Q: What specific user interactions should trigger power-ups or special abilities during the game?
A: Choose best practice

Q: How should the UI display information such as block durability and remaining balls?
A: Footer - on the left side score, in the center "Recall" button, which is available only when firing.