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# Dark Lords

The score is awarded for destroying enemies, collecting coins, surviving time in the game, and possibly also for the remaining HP bonus.

* Each second survived awards **+10 points**.
* Each coin collected is worth **+10 points**. Coins can be obtained by opening loot boxes or by destroying enemies by shooting (not by collision).
* Destroying enemies awards points based on the enemy type, awarded points range from **+10 to +50** points per destroyed enemy.
* If the player survives the entire gameplay length, the HP bonus is awarded. The **maximum** HP bonus is **+2,500 points** and is determined as a percentage of the remaining HP from the starting HP.


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