You've built a complete memory game: a home screen, a play screen, fun fact pop-ups, progress tracking, and a cheerful win screen. Now it's your turn to take it further.

Create a new prompt (or a set of prompts) in Cursor that will:
- Add **new topics** beyond Animals, Fruits, and Space (for example, Sports, Countries, or Music);
- Generate the **cards** for those new topics with fitting emojis;
- Add **fun facts** for each new topic, so players learn something new with every match.

You can do this in one big prompt or break it down into a few smaller ones. It's completely up to you.

When you're done, test your game by picking one of your new topics. If it works, you've successfully expanded your project with your own ideas!

From here, you can extend it further. Add multiple topics in one go, come up with your own categories, or polish the facts to make them extra fun.

Note

What should each new topic include when added to the game?

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