Paddle Battle: Implement configurable Winning Score and Sound Toggle for Paddle Battle

[Bana0615]

Feat: Implement configurable Winning Score and Sound Toggle for Paddle Battle

Description

Problem/Goal

The game "Paddle Battle" currently has a fixed winning score of 10 and lacks an option for players to control in-game sound effects. This limits player experience and accessibility. We need to introduce a configurable winning score to allow for shorter or longer matches and a sound toggle to give players control over the audio.

Context/Background

The MainScene.ts file for "Paddle Battle" hardcodes the WINNING_SCORE to 10. To make the game more flexible, we should move this to a user-configurable setting. Additionally, there is no existing setting for muting game sounds. The SettingsScene.ts and settingsManager.ts already provide a pattern for managing and persisting settings (e.g., difficulty), which should be leveraged for these new features.

Proposed Solution/Approach

• Winning Score: Add a new setting to the SettingsScene to allow players to choose a winning score (e.g., 5, 10, 15). The selected value should be saved using settingsManager.ts and passed to the MainScene during game initialization. The hardcoded WINNING_SCORE constant in MainScene.ts should be replaced with the value from the settings.
• Sound Toggle: Implement a simple toggle switch in the SettingsScene that controls a new soundEnabled setting. This setting should be persisted using settingsManager.ts. All sound-related functions in the game, such as when the ball hits a paddle, should be conditional on this new setting.

Acceptance Criteria

• A new setting is added to the SettingsScene for "Winning Score" with options for 5, 10, and 15 points.
• A new setting is added to the SettingsScene for "Sound" with a simple on/off toggle.
• The MainScene game logic uses the selected "Winning Score" from the settings instead of a hardcoded value.
• All in-game sound effects (e.g., paddle hits, scores) are muted when the "Sound" toggle is set to off.
• The selected "Winning Score" and "Sound" settings are persisted in local storage via settingsManager.ts.
• The SettingsScene UI correctly reflects the currently saved settings on load.

Labels

feature, games, frontend, enhancement

Priority

Medium