After hitting the hero the enemy has to be happy and stay happy until disappearing from the screen.

Once the game-over screen is displayed, play music. Are you going to make it peppy
music to lift the spirits of your player or sad and morose to really rub it in? Make sure you turn it off before switching to AvoiderWorld .

The enemies in Avoider Game are just too happy. Let’s animate them to get sad and
disappointed, as they realize that our hero is going to avoid them.

Display the player’s final score on the game-over screen.

Our starfield is going to provide various sized stars moving in the background at various
speeds, to produce the effect of moving through space at high speed.

It will heal our hero from some of the damage sustained.

Providing auditory feedback to player actions enhances those interactions.

It will slow our hero down for a short time.

We are going to give our hero's eyes. Obviously, our hero is very concerned
with nearby enemies and definitely wants to keep an eye on them. Adding animated eyes to an actor is a fantastic way to give that actor personality. Eyes are very expressive and can easily portray excitement, sadness, or fear. Never hesitate to add animated eyes.

Our enemy’s movements are pretty vanilla. Can you spice it up? Some ideas are to
have the enemy characters have variable speed, drift left or right, or enter from the
top or bottom. What will you come up with?

Our game is a little unforgiving. If you touch an enemy once, you die. Let’s change the
game, so that you take damage for every hit and it takes four hits to kill our hero.

The first power-down we are going to add to the game is one that temporarily stuns our
hero if touched.

The stars already look great and provide a real sense of movement in the game. We are
going to enhance them by making them twinkle like real stars.

Once the player’s score is above 600, add a new enemy that spawns in addition to the
enemies we have now. The new enemy should visually be very distinct from our
existing enemies. If you are feeling up to it, have the new enemy move differently
from the existing enemies too.

If no enemies nearby the avatar has to look straight forward

When an Avatar object is hit, it is invulnerable to being hit again for a short time.
Unfortunately, we have provided no visual feedback to the player that indicates this is
happening or when it expires. Your assignment is to make the hero blink while it cannot
be hit. Look at the Star class for a hint on how to make an object blink.

Periodically, spawn a power-up that gives our hero a special ability. For example, the
power-up could make our hero temporarily invincible, allow our hero to kill three
enemies, or shrink the size of the avatar making it easier to avoid enemies.