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    The document describes a space shooter video game created using Python. The game has the player shooting and dodging asteroids to survive, with power-ups that boost health or firepower. Pygame modules are used to create graphics and sounds. As the player's score increases, the game gets harder by increasing asteroid frequency to keep the player engaged.

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    The document describes a space shooter video game created using Python. The game has the player shooting and dodging asteroids to survive, with power-ups that boost health or firepower. Pygame modules are used to create graphics and sounds. As the player's score increases, the game gets harder by increasing asteroid frequency to keep the player engaged.

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    The document describes a space shooter video game created using Python. The game has the player shooting and dodging asteroids to survive, with power-ups that boost health or firepower. Pygame modules are used to create graphics and sounds. As the player's score increases, the game gets harder by increasing asteroid frequency to keep the player engaged.

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    The document describes a space shooter video game created using Python. The game has the player shooting and dodging asteroids to survive, with power-ups that boost health or firepower. Pygame modules are used to create graphics and sounds. As the player's score increases, the game gets harder by increasing asteroid frequency to keep the player engaged.

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    Space Shooter

    1) Background/ Problem Statement

    Reminiscent of many "shoot 'em up" video games from the early eighties-
    Space Shooter is an arcade game developed using Python as a programming
    language.
    Although built to be simplistic, the mechanics of this game are pretty dynamic.
    Moreover, the game also has engaging gameplay.
    The player starts the game with three lives and has to constantly shoot and
    dodge to save themselves from being wiped out by a constant oncoming
    barrage of asteroids. A hit from an asteroid causes the player's health to
    decrease. While smaller asteroids deal lesser damage, larger asteroids will deal
    a heavier blow to your health bar. Once the player's health bar runs out, they
    lose a life.
    This game also features two types of power-ups. While one boosts your
    defence by replenishing your health, the other improves your attack by
    doubling and tripling your rate of fire and increasing the damage dealt.

    As a player’s score increases, the game bumps up the difficulty by


    increasing the frequency of the falling asteroids. Thereby, ensuring the player
    stays engaged and alert.
    2) Working of the Project

    Pygame is a cross-platform set of Python modules which is used to create


    video games.
    It consists of computer graphics and sound libraries designed to be used with
    the Python programming language.
    Pygame was officially written by Pete Shinners to replace PySDL.
    Pygame is suitable to create client-side applications that can be potentially
    wrapped in a standalone executable.

    The project basically uses the pygame module. We use images and animate the
    images using pygame module. We use pygame module to do button mapping
    and several other display function. We use classes to call functions after every
    iteration of the game level

    3) Advantages

    a) Fun to play
    b) Improves concentration
    c) Improves reflexes
    4) System Description
    The system comprises of 1 major module with their sub-
    modules as follows:

    User:
     Main menu screen
    - Introductory screen
    - Logo of the app
    - Start/save/load/quit options

     Game play screen


    - Playing the game

     Pause menu screen


    You can quit the game or go to menu screen
    5) Project Life Cycle

    The waterfall model is a classical model used in system development life


    cycle to create a system with a linear and sequential approach. It is termed as
    waterfall because the model develops systematically from one phase to
    another in downward fashion. The waterfall approach does not define the
    process to go back to the previous phase to handle changes in requirement.
    The waterfall approach is the earliest approach that was used for software
    development
    6) System Requirement

    I. Hardware Requirement

    i. Laptop or PC
     I3 processor system or higher
     4 GB RAM or higher
     100 GB ROM or higher

    II. Software Requirement

    ii. Laptop or PC
     Windows 7 or higher
     Vs code
     Python 3.7
     Pygame library
    7) Features

    a) Dynamic Gameplay:
    As players high score increases, the difficulty of the game
    gradually gets harder.

    b) Power-ups:
    While one type of power-up replenishes the player’s
    health, the other increases their firepower. Thereby,
    ensuring that the game remains interesting.

    c) Complex Mechanics:
    Small asteroids have a lesser toll on the player’s health
    bar while larger asteroids deal a comparatively heavier
    damage.

    8) References-

    https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8601207
    https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9225988/
    http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/5434850/

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