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make the gun assets vertical to better display a gun

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add 1 more variant to each gun asset labeled as "firedgun" display it for a short period of time when a character shoots then go back to displaying the main asset

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shoot a projectile simulating the bullet from the character who draws first and wins the round

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scores should be placed behind the players

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Fix the visual layout and positioning of the elements in the Quick Draw Duel game. 1. Make sure the two characters are correctly positioned: - The player's character should be clearly visible and centered on the **left side** of the screen. - The AI character should be clearly visible and centered on the **right side** of the screen. - Both characters should be vertically aligned near the middle of the screen. 2. The "DRAW!" text should appear centered at the top or middle of the screen and must be clearly visible when triggered. 3. The win indicators (stars, bullets, or icons) for each side should appear: - At the top-left for the player’s score - At the top-right for the AI’s score 4. The tap area should be clearly divided: - The **left half** of the screen should register player taps. - The **right half** can remain inactive or optionally show AI action feedback. 5. After the match ends, show a centered restart button below the characters. Ensure all elements are clearly spaced, properly scaled for mobile screens, and visually balanced. Avoid overlapping or misaligned components.

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Create a fast-paced reaction duel game called "Quick Draw Duel". Gameplay Summary: - Two characters face each other in a western-style standoff. - After a short random delay (between 1 to 3 seconds), a big "DRAW!" signal appears at the center of the screen. - The player must tap the gun image located their side of the screen as quickly as possible after the "DRAW!" signal appears. - The AI opponent will also respond with a random reaction time (between 200ms and 350ms). - If the player taps before "DRAW!" appears, it counts as a false start and the round is lost. - If the player taps after "DRAW!" and faster than the AI, the player wins the round. - If the AI is faster, the player loses the round. - The duel is best-of-5: the first to 3 wins is declared the overall winner. UI and Visuals: - Divide the screen into left and right halves. - Show two characters on each side: the player on the left, AI on the right. - Use simple animations or expressions to indicate win or loss (e.g., recoil, smoke puff, victory pose). - Show "DRAW!" as a large centered text when it's time to react. - Show round wins with small icons (e.g. bullet holes or stars) at the top of each side. - Add a restart button after the match ends. Audio: - Include a ticking sound or tense music during wait phase. - Gunshot sound when a tap is registered. - Short "you win" or "you lose" jingle after each round. Make the game loop tight and replayable.