The game is complete. You have a home screen, falling items, points, lives, and a game over screen. But every good game also explains the rules to new players.

Create a new pop-up or screen that clearly explains the rules before the game starts. For example, it could say:
- Regular items = +1 point;
- Golden item = +5 points;
- Bad item = –1 life;
- The game lasts for a short time.

It should look playful, colorful, and match the game's cheerful style.
You decide whether to build it as a **separate pop-up** that opens before the play screen or a **dedicated rules screen** with a "Start Game" button.


In the app, when are the rules shown to the player?

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Challenge: Add a Rules Screen