create a game

c++ coding. only using if/ else, arrays, cin, cout, boolean lgoic, loops. casting, predefined function, strings ,manupulator classification, structs, classes, Constructors , Destructors, Accessors (Getter), Mutators (setter) , Static Class Members, pointer, variables, arrays, STL, Containers, Iterators. (you don have to use all these mothods of coding for c++ but you can only use thiese types of code nothing else to finish the game.) 1. Main Menu  A main menu should contain the following options: i. Start Game ii. Quit Game. 3 2. In Game  All visual elements of the game should be generated using ASCII characters outputted via the Win32 console output.  There should be a solid horizontal wall along the top and bottom of the in-game screen.  There should be a vertical dashed line in the centre of the in-game screen to represent the net.  Two paddles should be positioned on opposite sides of the in-game screen.  Behind each paddle should be at least two rows of breakable blocks.  The paddles should be controlled to move vertically via appropriate keyboard input.  If a paddle reaches the horizontal wall at the top or bottom of the in-game screen, it should collide with the wall and be prevented from moving further in that direction.  The game should be played in rounds.  At the start of each round, the paddles and walls should be reset to their initial state, a ball should be positioned in the centre of the game screen and move in a random direction.  If the ball should collide with a horizontal wall it should bounce and change direction appropriately.  If the ball should collide with a paddle it should bounce and change direction appropriately.  If the ball should collide with a block it should bounce and change direction appropriately. The block should be destroyed, creating a hole in the wall.  Each player should have a score that is displayed on their side of the in-game screen.  If the ball should leave the left or right side of the in-game screen, then the player on the opposing side of the in-game screen should score 1 point.  The in-game score display should update appropriately.  If a player scores, a new round should begin.  If a player has scored enough points to win the match, then an end of game screen should be displayed. 3. End of Game  The end of game screen should display which player has won the game using appropriate text.  The end of game screen should allow the user to return to the main menu with appropriate text and keyboard input. As a minimum you should have a test for each of the game features outlined above plus any additional features that you have implemented. link below for table example. [login to view URL] (if you make mistakes put them in the decumentation and explain how you overcome them.) also link of how the game pongout should look when being played with link below. [login to view URL]