Pygames is to be used.

python 10 or higher

make a game where dots appear and move throughout the screen. there should be 4 colours of dots, red, blue. white and green. there should be 150 balls and a counter at the top the counter should be one of the ball colours. when a ball of the correct colour which is the counter colour is pressed the number goes up by 1 but if a incorrect ball is touch the counter should reset. there should be a timer which when over ends the game and displays the score. there should be a splash screen with a difficulty button and a start button

picture of what it should look like

Additional Notes:

You must use the module (PygameRogers.py) described in the lesson to create your game.

The game must be designed using objects. (If you don't use objects in your solution you won't pass, regardless of how well it works, its a curriculum expectation)

The game should have a start screen with 2 choices (Easy and Hard) You can decide how you want to distinguish between easy and hard (Just include a little explanation in your internal comments). Use buttons

Make sure the dots move randomly independent of each other. They don't all change position at once. Use alarms