Create a physics-based arcade game, similar to classic games like Bricks Breaker, Ballz, or Bounzy! where the core mechanics revolve around launching balls that bounce off walls and hit numbered blocks, reducing their durability until they break. The game continues until a block reaches the bottom of the screen.

### Core Mechanics
- The player aims and shoots balls in a chosen direction.
- Balls bounce off walls and blocks, continuing their trajectory until they exit the screen.
- Blocks display a number indicating the required hits to break them.
- After each shot, blocks move down by one row.
- The game ends when any block reaches the bottom.

### Shooting System
- The player taps and drags to aim.
- A trajectory preview is displayed while aiming.
- Upon release, all available balls launch sequentially in the selected direction.
- Balls return to the shooting position after completing their path.
- The cannon's position updates to the first ball that lands.
- Balls launch at an interval matching their diameter.
- Ball radius adjusts dynamically:
  - 2px if there are ≤20 balls.
  - 1px if there are >20 balls.
- Balls come in different colors for visual variety.

### Block Behavior
- Size: Each block is 14x14px.
- Durability: Blocks on Level 1 start with 1-5 HP, doubling in each subsequent level, capped at 200 HP.
- Placement: Blocks are tightly packed with no gaps, preventing balls from slipping through.
- Special Blocks: Future versions may include explosive blocks and shielded blocks.

### Game Progression & Difficulty
- The player starts with 1 ball at Level 1.
- From Level 2 onward, the ball count resets to 5 at the beginning of each level.
- Players earn +1 ball per point, up to a maximum of 200 balls.
- Block durability increases, introducing a scaling difficulty curve.

### User Interface & Controls
- Shooting Controls: Tap and drag to aim, release to shoot.
- Recall Button: Allows instant recall of all balls for immediate re-shooting, positioned at the bottom center.
- Score Display: Located at the bottom left, showing the current score.
- Game Over Condition: The game ends if any block reaches the bottom row.

Visual theme preference: black background and bright balls with a contrasting theme. No sound or music is required. Color schemes for balls and blocks are open to creative choice.

Develop a physics-based arcade game similar to *Bricks Breaker, Ballz,* or *Bounzy!* The core mechanics revolve around launching balls that bounce off walls and hit numbered blocks, reducing their durability until they break. The game continues until a block reaches the bottom of the screen.

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### **Core Mechanics**  
- The player aims and shoots balls in a chosen direction.  
- Balls bounce off walls and blocks, continuing their trajectory until they exit the screen.  
- Blocks display a number indicating the required hits to break them.  
- After each shot, blocks move down by one row.  
- The game ends when any block reaches the bottom.  

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### **Shooting System**  
- The player taps and drags to aim.  
- A trajectory preview is displayed while aiming.  
- Upon release, all available balls launch sequentially in the selected direction.  
- Balls return to the shooting position after completing their path.  
- The cannon's position updates to the first ball that lands.  
- Balls launch at an interval matching their diameter.  
- Ball radius adjusts dynamically:  
  - **2px** if there are **≤20 balls**.  
  - **1px** if there are **>20 balls**.  
- Balls come in different colors for visual variety.  

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### **Block Behavior**  
- **Size:** Each block is **14x14px**.  
- **Durability:** Blocks on Level 1 start with **1-5 HP**, doubling in each subsequent level, capped at **200 HP**.  
- **Placement:** Blocks are tightly packed with no gaps, preventing balls from slipping through.  
- **Special Blocks:** Future versions may include:  
  - Explosive blocks that destroy surrounding blocks.  
  - Shielded blocks requiring multiple hits before taking damage.  

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### **Game Progression & Difficulty**  
- The player starts with **1 ball** at Level 1.  
- From Level 2 onward, the ball count resets to **5** at the beginning of each level.  
- Players earn **+1 ball per point**, up to a maximum of **200 balls**.  
- Block durability increases over time, introducing a scaling difficulty curve.  

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### **User Interface & Controls**  
- **Shooting Controls:**  
  - Tap and drag to aim, release to shoot.  
- **Recall Button:**  
  - Positioned at the **bottom center**, displayed as an **emoji and a button**.  
  - Allows instant recall of all balls for immediate re-shooting.  
- **Score Display:**  
  - Located at the **bottom left**, showing the current score.  
- **Game Over Condition:**  
  - If any block reaches the bottom row, the game ends.  

This version includes only essential mechanics without power-ups, leaderboards, monetization, or social features.

Q: Can you clarify the visual theme or style you envision for the game?
A: black background, bright balls an contrast theme

Q: Would you like any sound effects or music to accompany the gameplay?
A: no

Q: Are there any specific color schemes you prefer for balls and blocks?
A: you decide