Develop a game where players use a cannon to launch a ball at moving targets. The ball's trajectory and collisions are simulated with Matter.js. Players adjust the cannon’s angle and launch power using sliders, while a live graph displays the ball's height versus distance in real time. The game starts with a cannon at the bottom left and randomly moving targets across the top. The goal is to hit as many targets as possible within a 30-second time limit, earning points based on accuracy. The interface includes a scoreboard to track hits and a reset button to restart the game, providing both fun and an educational experience for physics enthusiasts.

Create a game where players use a cannon to launch a ball at moving targets, powered by Matter.js for realistic physics.

Players can adjust the cannon’s angle and launch power using sliders, and a live graph shows the ball’s height vs. distance as it flies.

The goal is to hit as many targets as possible within a time limit, with points awarded based on accuracy.

Players start with a cannon at the bottom left of the screen and targets floating across the top.
Matter.js handles the ball’s trajectory and collisions, while the graph updates in real time as the ball moves.
Add a reset button to try again and a scoreboard to track hits, making it fun and educational for physics-loving students.

Q: Do you have a specific game duration or time limit in mind?
A: 30 seconds

Q: How would you like to arrange the user interface elements, such as the sliders, live graph, scoreboard, and reset button?
A: you decide

Q: Do you have any particular requirements for the movement patterns of the targets or should they move randomly?
A: randomly