Win, lose screen. Game version info. Matador a lot more aggressive/wins easier (tweaks needed). No more score/combo/waves

game_version.gd

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+class_name GameVersion
+extends RefCounted
+## Single source of truth for the game's version string.
+##
+## The numeric version lives in project.godot (application/config/version) so it
+## also feeds export metadata; here we read it back and layer on the pre-release
+## CHANNEL and a human-readable STAGE label. We're pre-1.0 — every 0.x build is
+## understood to be unstable, in-development software (see the recommendations in
+## the commit / PR notes for why 0.x is the convention for early game dev).
+
+## Pre-release channel appended to the number, SemVer-style (e.g. 0.1.0-alpha).
+const CHANNEL: String = "alpha"
+
+## Friendly stage banner shown to players so it's unmistakably an early build.
+const STAGE: String = "Early Development Build"
+
+
+## Bare numeric version, e.g. "0.1.0". Read from project settings.
+static func number() -> String:
+	return str(ProjectSettings.get_setting("application/config/version", "0.0.0"))
+
+
+## Full version tag, e.g. "v0.1.0-alpha".
+static func string() -> String:
+	var s := "v" + number()
+	if not CHANNEL.is_empty():
+		s += "-" + CHANNEL
+	return s
+
+
+## Version tag + stage banner, e.g. "v0.1.0-alpha · Early Development Build".
+static func full() -> String:
+	return "%s · %s" % [string(), STAGE]