diff --git a/arrowkeyagent.py b/arrowkeyagent.py
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+from retro.game import Game
+from retro.agent import ArrowKeyAgent
+
+agent = ArrowKeyAgent()
+state = {}
+game = Game([agent], state)
+game.play()
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diff --git a/class Agent source.py b/class Agent source.py
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+++ b/class Agent source.py	
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+class Agent:
+    """Represents a character in the game. To create an Agent, define a new
+    class with some of the attributes and methods below. You may change any of
+    the Agent's attributes at any time, and the result will immediately be 
+    visible in the game.
+
+    After you create your Agents, add them to the ``Game``, either when it is created
+    or using ``Game.add_agent`` later on. Then the Game will take care of calling 
+    the Agent's methods at the appropriate times. 
+
+    Attributes:
+        position: (Required) The character's ``(int, int)`` position on the game
+            board. 
+        character: (Required unless display is ``False``.) A one-character string 
+            which will be displayed at the Agent's position on the game board. 
+        name: (Optional) If an agent has a name, it must be unique within the game. 
+            Agent names can be used to look up agents with 
+            :py:meth:`retro.game.Game.get_agent_by_name`. 
+        color (str): (Optional) The agent's color. 
+            `Available colors <https://blessed.readthedocs.io/en/latest/colors.html>`_.
+        display: (Optional) When ``False``, the Agent will not be displayed on the 
+            board. This is useful when you want to create an agent which will be displayed
+            later, or when you want to create an agent which acts on the Game indirectly, 
+            for example by spawning other Agents. Defaults to True.
+        z: (Optional) When multiple Agents have the same position on the board, the 
+            Agent with the highest ``z`` value will be displayed. 
+            The Game is played on a two-dimensional (x, y) board, but you can think of 
+            ``z`` as a third "up" dimension. Defaults to 0.
+    """
+    character = "*"
+    position = (0, 0)
+    name = "agent"
+    color = "white_on_black"
+    display = True
+    z = 0
+
+    def play_turn(self, game):
+        """If an Agent has this method, it will be called once 
+        each turn. 
+
+        Arguments: 
+            game (Game): The game which is currently being played will be 
+                passed to the Agent, in case it needs to check anything about
+                the game or make any changes. 
+        """
+        pass
+
+
+    def handle_keystroke(self, keystroke, game):
+        """If an Agent has a this method, it will be called every
+        time a key is pressed in the game.
+
+        Arguments: 
+            keystroke (blessed.keyboard.Keystroke): The key which was pressed. You can 
+                compare a Keystroke with a string (e.g. ``if keystroke == 'q'``) to check 
+                whether it is a regular letter, number, or symbol on the keyboard. You can 
+                check special keys using the keystroke's name 
+                (e.g. ``if keystroke.name == "KEY_RIGHT"``). Run your game in debug mode to 
+                see the names of keystrokes. 
+            game (Game): The game which is currently being played will be 
+                passed to the Agent, in case it needs to check anything about
+                the game or make any changes. 
+            
+        """
+        pass
+
+
+class ArrowKeyAgent:
+    """A simple agent which can be moved around with the arrow keys.
+    """
+        RIGHT = (1, 0)
+    UP = (0, -1)
+    LEFT = (-1, 0)
+    DOWN = (0, 1)
+    name = "ArrowKeyAgent"
+    character = "*"
+    position = (0,0)
+    display = True
+    z = 0
+
+    def play_turn(self, game):
+        pass
+
+    def handle_keystroke(self, keystroke, game):
+        """Moves the agent's position if the keystroke is one of the arrow keys.
+        One by one, checks the keystroke's name against each arrow key. 
+        Then uses :py:meth:`try_to_move` to check whether the move is on the 
+        game's board before moving.
+        """
+        x, y = self.position
+        if keystroke.name == "KEY_RIGHT":
+            self.try_to_move((x + 1, y), game)
+        elif keystroke.name == "KEY_UP":
+            self.try_to_move((x, y - 1), game)
+        elif keystroke.name == "KEY_LEFT":
+            self.try_to_move((x - 1, y), game)
+        elif keystroke.name == "KEY_DOWN":
+            self.try_to_move((x, y + 1), game)
+
+
+    def try_to_move(self, position, game):
+        """Moves to the position if it is on the game board. 
+        """
+        if game.on_board(position):
+            self.position = position
+            game.log(f"Position: {self.position}")
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diff --git a/class Game source.py b/class Game source.py
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+++ b/class Game source.py	
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+from collections import defaultdict
+from signal import signal, SIGWINCH
+from time import sleep, perf_counter
+from blessed import Terminal
+from retro.view import View
+from retro.validation import (
+    validate_agent, 
+    validate_state,
+    validate_agent_name,
+    validate_position,
+)
+from retro.errors import (
+    AgentWithNameAlreadyExists,
+    AgentNotFoundByName,
+    IllegalMove,
+)
+
+class Game:
+    """
+    Creates a playable game.
+    You will use Game to create games, but don't need to read or understand how
+    this class works. The main work in creating a 
+
+    Arguments: 
+        agents (list): A list of agents to add to the game. 
+        state (dict): A dict containing the game's initial state. 
+        board_size (int, int): (Optional) The two-dimensional size of the game board. D
+        debug (bool): (Optional) Turn on debug mode, showing log messages while playing.
+        framerate (int): (Optional) The target number of frames per second at which the 
+            game should run.
+        color (str): (Optional) The game's background color scheme. `Available colors <https://blessed.readthedocs.io/en/latest/colors.html>`_.
+
+    ::
+
+        # This example will create a simple game.
+        from retro.game import Game
+        from retro.agent import ArrowKeyAgent
+
+        agents = [ArrowKeyAgent()]
+        state = {}
+        game = Game(agents, state)
+        game.play()
+        
+    """
+    STATE_HEIGHT = 5
+    EXIT_CHARACTERS = ("KEY_ENTER", "KEY_ESCAPE")
+
+    def __init__(self, agents, state, board_size=(64, 32), debug=False, framerate=24, 
+                 color="white_on_black"):
+        self.log_messages = []
+        self.agents_by_name = {}
+        self.agents = []
+        self.state = validate_state(state)
+        self.board_size = board_size
+        self.debug = debug
+        self.framerate = framerate
+        self.turn_number = 0
+        self.color = color
+        for agent in agents:
+            self.add_agent(agent)
+
+    def play(self):
+        """Starts the game.
+        """
+        self.playing = True
+        terminal = Terminal()
+        with terminal.fullscreen(), terminal.hidden_cursor(), terminal.cbreak():
+            view = View(terminal, color=self.color)
+            while self.playing:
+                turn_start_time = perf_counter()
+                self.turn_number += 1
+                self.keys_pressed = self.collect_keystrokes(terminal)
+                if self.debug and self.keys_pressed:
+                    self.log("Keys: " + ', '.join(k.name or str(k) for k in self.keys_pressed))
+                for agent in self.agents:
+                    if hasattr(agent, 'handle_keystroke'):
+                        for key in self.keys_pressed:
+                            agent.handle_keystroke(key, self)
+                    if hasattr(agent, 'play_turn'):
+                        agent.play_turn(self)
+                    if getattr(agent, 'display', True):
+                        if not self.on_board(agent.position):
+                            raise IllegalMove(agent, agent.position)
+                view.render(self)
+                turn_end_time = perf_counter()
+                time_elapsed_in_turn = turn_end_time - turn_start_time
+                time_remaining_in_turn = max(0, 1/self.framerate - time_elapsed_in_turn)
+                sleep(time_remaining_in_turn)
+            while True:
+                if terminal.inkey().name in self.EXIT_CHARACTERS:
+                    break
+
+
+    def collect_keystrokes(self, terminal):
+        keys = set()
+        while True:
+            key = terminal.inkey(0.001)
+            if key: 
+                keys.add(key)
+            else:
+                break
+        return keys
+
+    def log(self, message):
+        """Write a log message. 
+        Log messages are only shown when debug mode is on. 
+        They can be very useful for debugging.
+
+        Arguments:
+            message (str): The message to log.
+        """
+        self.log_messages.append((self.turn_number, message))
+
+
+    def end(self):
+        """Ends the game. No more turns will run.
+        """
+        self.playing = False
+
+
+    def add_agent(self, agent):
+        """Adds an agent to the game.
+        Whenever you want to add a new agent during the game, you must add it to 
+        the game using this method.
+
+        Arguments: 
+            agent: An instance of an agent class. 
+        """
+        validate_agent(agent)
+        if getattr(agent, "display", True) and not self.on_board(agent.position):
+            raise IllegalMove(agent, agent.position)
+        if hasattr(agent, "name"): 
+            if agent.name in self.agents_by_name:
+                raise AgentWithNameAlreadyExists(agent.name)
+            self.agents_by_name[agent.name] = agent
+        self.agents.append(agent)
+
+
+    def get_agent_by_name(self, name):
+        """Looks up an agent by name. 
+        This is useful when one agent needs to interact with another agent.
+
+        Arguments: 
+            name (str): The agent's name. If there is no agent with this name, 
+                you will get an error.
+
+        Returns: 
+            An agent.
+        """
+        validate_agent_name(name)
+        if name in self.agents_by_name:
+            return self.agents_by_name[name]
+        else:
+            raise AgentNotFoundByName(name)
+
+
+    def is_empty(self, position):
+        """Checks whether a position is occupied by any agents.
+
+        Arguments: 
+            position (int, int): The position to check.
+
+        Returns: 
+            A bool
+        """
+        return position not in self.get_agents_by_position()
+
+
+    def get_agents_by_position(self):
+        """Returns a dict where each key is a position (e.g. (10, 20)) and 
+        each value is a list containing all the agents at that position.
+        This is useful when an agent needs to find out which other agents are
+        on the same space or nearby.
+        """
+        positions = defaultdict(list)
+        for agent in self.agents:
+            if getattr(agent, "display", True):
+                validate_position(agent.position)
+                positions[agent.position].append(agent)
+        return positions
+
+
+    def remove_agent(self, agent):
+        """Removes an agent from the game. 
+
+        Arguments:
+            agent (Agent): the agent to remove.
+        """
+        if agent not in self.agents:
+            raise AgentNotInGame(agent)
+        else:
+            self.agents.remove(agent)
+            if hasattr(agent, "name"):
+                self.agents_by_name.pop(agent.name)
+
+
+    def remove_agent_by_name(self, name):
+        """Removes an agent from the game. 
+
+        Arguments:
+            name (str): the agent's name.
+        """
+        validate_agent_name(name)
+        if name not in self.agents_by_name:
+            raise AgentNotFoundByName(name)
+        agent = self.agents_by_name.pop(name)
+        self.agents.remove(agent)
+
+
+    def on_board(self, position):
+        """Checks whether a position is on the game board.
+
+        Arguments: 
+            position (int, int): The position to check
+
+        Returns: 
+            A bool
+        """
+        validate_position(position)
+        x, y = position
+        bx, by = self.board_size
+        return x >= 0 and x < bx and y >= 0 and y < by
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diff --git a/game.py b/game.py
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+from random import randint
+from retro.game import Game
+
+class Agent:
+    RIGHT = (1, 0)
+    UP = (0, -1)
+    LEFT = (-1, 0)
+    DOWN = (0, 1)
+    character = ">"
+    direction = RIGHT
+    position = (15, 0)
+    name = "agent"
+    color = "white_on_black"
+    display = True
+
+    def handle_keystroke(self, keystroke, game):
+        x, y = self.position
+        if keystroke.name == "M":
+            self.direction = self.RIGHT
+            self.character = '>'
+        elif keystroke.name == "I":
+            self.direction = self.LEFT
+            self.character = '<'
+
+    def can_move(self, position, game):
+        on_board = game.on_board(position)
+        empty = game.is_empty(position)
+
+if __name__ == '__main__':
+    player = Agent()
+    game = Game([Agent], {'score': 0}, board_size:=(24, 20), framerate:=12)
+    game.play()
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diff --git a/nav.py b/nav.py
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+++ b/nav.py
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+from random import randint
+from retro.game import Game
+
+HEIGHT = 25
+WIDTH = 25
+
+class Spaceship:
+    """A player-controlled agent which moves left and right, dodging asteroids.
+    Spaceship is a pretty simple class. The ship's character is ``^``, and 
+    its position starts at the bottom center of the screen. 
+    """
+    name = "ship"
+    character = '^'
+    position = (WIDTH // 2, HEIGHT - 1)
+    color = "black_on_skyblue1"
+
+    def handle_keystroke(self, keystroke, game):
+        """When the 
+        left or arrow key is pressed, it moves left or right. If the ship's 
+        new position is empty, it moves to that position. If the new position 
+        is occupied (by an asteroid!) the game ends. 
+        """
+        x, y = self.position
+        if keystroke.name in ("KEY_LEFT", "KEY_RIGHT"):
+            if keystroke.name == "KEY_LEFT": 
+                new_position = (x - 1, y)
+            else: 
+                new_position = (x + 1, y)
+            if game.on_board(new_position):
+                if game.is_empty(new_position):
+                    self.position = new_position
+                else:
+                    self.explode()
+                    game.end()
+
+
+    def explode(self):
+        """Sets the ship's character to ``*`` and its color to red.
+        """
+        self.color = "crimson_on_skyblue1"
+        self.character = '*'
+
+
+class Asteroid:
+    """When Asteroids are spawned, they fall down the screen until they
+    reach the bottom row and are removed. 
+    An Asteroid's position is set when it is created.
+    Whenever an asteroid moves, it 
+    checks whether it has it the ship. 
+    """
+    character = 'O'
+    color = "deepskyblue1_on_skyblue1"
+
+    def __init__(self, position):
+        self.position = position
+
+    def play_turn(self, game):
+        """Nothing happens unless
+        ``game.turn_number`` is divisible by 2. The result is that asteroids 
+        only move on even-numbered turns. If the asteroid is at the bottom of 
+        the screen, it has run its course and should be removed from the game. 
+        Otherwise, the asteroid's new position is one space down from its old 
+        position. If the asteroid's new position is the same as the ship's 
+        position, the game ends. 
+        """
+        if game.turn_number % 2 == 0: 
+            self.set_color()
+            x, y = self.position
+            if y == HEIGHT - 1: 
+                game.remove_agent(self)
+            else:
+                ship = game.get_agent_by_name('ship')
+                new_position = (x, y + 1)
+                if new_position == ship.position:
+                    ship.explode()
+                    game.end()
+                else:
+                    self.position = new_position
+
+
+    def set_color(self):
+        """To add to the game's drama, asteroids gradually become visible as they
+        fall down the screen. This method calculates the ratio of the asteroid's 
+        position compared to the screen height--0 is the top of the screen and 1 is
+        the bottom ot the screen. Then sets the asteroid's color depending on the
+        ratio. (`Available colors <https://blessed.readthedocs.io/en/latest/colors.html>`_)
+        """
+        x, y = self.position
+        ratio = y / HEIGHT
+        if ratio < 0.2: 
+            self.color = "deepskyblue1_on_skyblue1"
+        elif ratio < 0.4: 
+            self.color = "deepskyblue2_on_skyblue1"
+        elif ratio < 0.6:
+            self.color = "deepskyblue3_on_skyblue1"
+        else:
+            self.color = "deepskyblue4_on_skyblue1"
+
+
+class AsteroidSpawner:
+    """An agent which is not displayed on the board, but which constantly spawns
+    asteroids.
+    """
+    display = False
+
+    def play_turn(self, game):
+        """Adds 1 to the game score and then uses 
+        :py:meth:`~retro.examples.nav.should_spawn_asteroid` to decide whether to 
+        spawn an asteroid. When :py:meth:`~retro.examples.nav.should_spawn_asteroid` 
+        comes back ``True``, creates a new instance of 
+        :py:class:`~retro.examples.nav.Asteroid` at a random position along the 
+        top of the screen and adds the asteroid to the game. 
+        """
+        game.state['score'] += 1
+        if self.should_spawn_asteroid(game.turn_number):
+            asteroid = Asteroid((randint(0, WIDTH - 1), 0))
+            game.add_agent(asteroid)
+
+
+    def should_spawn_asteroid(self, turn_number):
+        """Decides whether to spawn an asteroid.
+        Uses a simple but effective algorithm to make the game get
+        progressively more difficult: choose a random number and return 
+        ``True`` if the number is less than the current turn number. At 
+        the beginning of the game, few asteroids will be spawned. As the 
+        turn number climbs toward 1000, asteroids are spawned almost 
+        every turn. 
+
+        Arguments:
+            turn_number (int): The current turn in the game.
+        """
+        return randint(0, 1000) < turn_number
+
+
+if __name__ == '__main__':
+    ship = Spaceship()
+    spawner = AsteroidSpawner()
+    game = Game(
+        [ship, spawner],
+        {"score": 0},
+        board_size=(WIDTH, HEIGHT),
+        color="deepskyblue4_on_skyblue1",
+    )
+    game.play()
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diff --git a/snake.py b/snake.py
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+from random import randint
+from retro.game import Game
+
+class Apple:
+    """An agent representing the Apple. 
+    Note how Apple doesn't have ``play_turn`` or 
+    ``handle_keystroke`` methods: the Apple doesn't need to do 
+    anything in this game. It just sits there waiting to get 
+    eaten.
+
+    Attributes:
+        name: "Apple"
+        character: '@'
+        color: "red_on_black" (`Here's documentation on how colors 
+            work <https://blessed.readthedocs.io/en/latest/colors.html>`_
+        position: (0, 0). The Apple will choose a random position 
+            as soon as the game starts, but it needs an initial 
+            position to be assigned.
+
+    """
+    name = "Apple"
+    character = '@'
+    color = "red_on_black"
+    position = (0, 0)
+
+    def relocate(self, game):
+        """Sets position to a random empty position. This method is 
+        called whenever the snake's head touches the apple. 
+
+        Arguments: 
+            game (Game): The current game.
+        """
+        self.position = self.random_empty_position(game)
+
+
+    def random_empty_position(self, game):
+        """Returns a randomly-selected empty position. Uses a very 
+        simple algorithm: Get the game's board size, choose a 
+        random x-value between 0 and the board width, and choose 
+        a random y-value between 0 and the board height. Now use 
+        the game to check whether any Agents are occupying this 
+        position. If so, keep randomly choosing a new position 
+        until the position is empty.
+        """
+        bw, bh = game.board_size
+        occupied_positions = game.get_agents_by_position()
+        while True:
+            position = (randint(0, bw-1), randint(0, bh-1))
+            if position not in occupied_positions:
+                return position
+
+
+class SnakeHead:
+    """An Agent representing the snake's head. When the game starts, you control
+    the snake head using the arrow keys. The SnakeHead always has a direction, and 
+    will keep moving in that direction every turn. When you press an arrow key, 
+    you change the SnakeHead's direction. 
+
+    Attributes:
+        name: "Snake head"
+        position: (0,0) 
+        character: ``'v'`` Depending on the snake head's direction, its character
+            changes to ``'<'``, ``'^'``, ``'>'``, or ``'v'``.
+        next_segment: Initially ``None``, this is a reference to a SnakeBodySegment.
+        growing: When set to True, the snake will grow a new segment on its next move.
+    """
+    RIGHT = (1, 0)
+    UP = (0, -1)
+    LEFT = (-1, 0)
+    DOWN = (0, 1)
+    name = "Snake head"
+    position = (0, 0)
+    direction = DOWN
+    character = 'v'
+    next_segment = None
+    growing = False
+
+    def play_turn(self, game):
+        """On each turn, the snake head uses its position and direction to figure out
+        its next position. If the snake head is able to move there (it's on the board and 
+        not occuppied by part of the snake's body), it moves. 
+
+        Then, if the snake head is on the Apple, the Apple moves to a new random position
+        and ``growing`` is set to True.
+
+        Now we need to deal with two situations. First, if ``next_segment`` is not None, there is 
+        a SnakeBodySegment attached to the head. We need the body to follow the head, 
+        so we call ``self.next_segment.move``, passing the head's old position 
+        (this will be the body's new position), a reference to the game, and a value for 
+        ``growing``. If the snake needs to grow, we need to pass this information along
+        the body until it reaches the tail--this is where the next segment will be attached. 
+
+        If there is no ``next_segment`` but ``self.growing`` is True, it's time to add 
+        a body! We set ``self.next_segment`` to a  new SnakeBodySegment, set its 
+        position to the head's old position, and add it to the game. We also add 1 to the 
+        game's score.
+        """
+        x, y = self.position
+        dx, dy = self.direction
+        if self.can_move((x+dx, y+dy), game):
+            self.position = (x+dx, y+dy)
+            if self.is_on_apple(self.position, game):
+                apple = game.get_agent_by_name("Apple")
+                apple.relocate(game)
+                self.growing = True
+            if self.next_segment:
+                self.next_segment.move((x, y), game, growing=self.growing)
+            elif self.growing:
+                self.next_segment = SnakeBodySegment(1, (x, y))
+                game.add_agent(self.next_segment)
+                game.state['score'] += 1
+            self.growing = False
+
+
+    def handle_keystroke(self, keystroke, game):
+        """Checks whether one of the arrow keys has been pressed. 
+        If so, sets the SnakeHead's direction and character.
+        """
+        x, y = self.position
+        if keystroke.name == "KEY_RIGHT":
+            self.direction = self.RIGHT
+            self.character = '>'
+        elif keystroke.name == "KEY_UP":
+            self.direction = self.UP
+            self.character = '^'
+        elif keystroke.name == "KEY_LEFT":
+            self.direction = self.LEFT
+            self.character = '<'
+        elif keystroke.name == "KEY_DOWN":
+            self.direction = self.DOWN
+            self.character = 'v'
+
+
+    def can_move(self, position, game):
+        on_board = game.on_board(position)
+        empty = game.is_empty(position)
+        on_apple = self.is_on_apple(position, game)
+        return on_board and (empty or on_apple)
+
+    def is_on_apple(self, position, game):
+        apple = game.get_agent_by_name("Apple")
+        return apple.position == position
+
+
+class SnakeBodySegment:
+    """Finally, we need an Agent for the snake's body segments. 
+    SnakeBodySegment doesn't have ``play_turn`` or ``handle_keystroke`` methods because
+    it never does anything on its own. It only moves when the SnakeHead, or the previous
+    segment, tells it to move. 
+
+    Arguments: 
+        segment_id (int): Keeps track of how far back this segment is from the head.
+            This is used to give the segment a unique name, and also to keep track 
+            of how many points the player earns for eating the next apple. 
+        position (int, int): The initial position.
+
+    Attributes:
+        character: '*'
+        next_segment: Initially ``None``, this is a reference to a SnakeBodySegment
+            when this segment is not the last one in the snake's body.
+            
+    """
+    character = '*'
+    next_segment = None
+
+    def __init__(self, segment_id, position):
+        self.segment_id = segment_id
+        self.name = f"Snake body segment {segment_id}"
+        self.position = position
+
+    def move(self, new_position, game, growing=False):
+        """When SnakeHead moves, it sets off a chain reaction, moving all its 
+        body segments. Whenever the head or a body segment has another segment 
+        (``next_segment``), it calls that segment's ``move`` method.
+
+        This method updates the SnakeBodySegment's position. Then, if 
+        ``self.next_segment`` is not None, calls that segment's ``move`` method. 
+        If there is no next segment and ``growing`` is True, then we set
+        ``self.next_segment`` to a new SnakeBodySegment in this segment's old
+        position, and update the game's score.
+
+        Arguments: 
+            new_position (int, int): The new position.
+            game (Game): A reference to the current game.
+            growing (bool): (Default False) When True, the snake needs to 
+                add a new segment. 
+        """
+        old_position = self.position
+        self.position = new_position
+        if self.next_segment:
+            self.next_segment.move(old_position, game, growing=growing)
+        elif growing:
+            self.next_segment = SnakeBodySegment(self.segment_id + 1, old_position)
+            game.add_agent(self.next_segment)
+            game.state['score'] += self.segment_id + 1
+
+
+if __name__ == '__main__':
+    head = SnakeHead()
+    apple = Apple()
+    game = Game([head, apple], {'score': 0}, board_size=(32, 16), framerate=12)
+    apple.relocate(game)
+    game.play()
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