Create a rugby game where one player competes against the computer.

Player Actions
- Passing: The player can pass the ball to teammates with precision. This requires selecting the direction and power of the pass.
- Kicking: The player can kick the ball by selecting direction and power, aiming to advance the ball towards the opponent’s territory or score a goal.
- Tackling: The player can tackle opponents to gain possession of the ball.

Computer Behavior
- Tackling: The computer opponent will actively attempt to tackle the player when they have the ball.
- Interception: When the player attempts a pass, the computer will try to intercept based on the pass's direction and speed.

Game Design
- The game should visually represent a rugby field, complete with lines marking the goals and field zones.
- Players (both AI and human) should be represented by avatars that move across the field.
- Implement a score system to track points gained from goals and other achievements.

Objectives
- The game's goal is to score more points than the computer opponent within a set time.
- Implement levels of difficulty for the computer's AI to provide a progressive challenge to the player.

Design the logic for smooth transition between on-field passes, kicks, and tackles, ensuring responsive and engaging gameplay. Use industry-standard practices for AI behavior to make the game challenging and fun without being overly difficult. Ensure it has an intuitive user interface and easy controls for a seamless playing experience.

Create a rugby game for 1 player vs computer

Q: What are the main actions the player can take during the game?
A: Passing, kicking, and tackling

Q: How should the computer opponent behave or react to the player's actions?
A: The computer should attempt to tackle and intercept passes