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+LASER MIRRORS:
+
+OBJECTIVE:
+Laser Mirrors is a fast-paced mini-game
+The game map consists of an overhead view on 8 mirrors.
+The player controls the 8 mirrors simultaneously, rotating them to guide a player "laser" towards blue point markers.
+The goal is to earn as many points as possible within the time limit, or to achieve a new personal high score. (The game stores a record of the high score and displays it.)
+
+POINT SYSTEM:
+The more point markers collected consecutively (without losing the laser), the greater the points earned per marker. Initially each marker is worth 500 points, but this number is multiplied by 2 as more markers are collected consecutively
+If the laser goes out-of-bounds or hits/is absorbed into the short side of a mirror accidentally, the player loses 1000 points, the laser resets at its default location, and the multiplier resets.
+
+CONTROLS:
+
+	Use the arrow keys to control the mirrors.
+	
+	UP or DOWN: 					|
+	LEFT or RIGHT: 				    -
+	UP AND LEFT or DOWN AND RIGHT:  /
+	DOWN AND LEFT OR UP AND RIGHT:  \
+		PLEASE NOTE:
+		HOLD the keys and switch key combinations as though the arrow keys were an analogue stick. (The positions of the keys capture the angle of each mirror)
+		The controls feel intuitive this way, and they respond best when used this way as well. 
+		There is a learning curve, and there is thought involved, 
+		as the controls do not correspond with the direction the player wants the laser to move, but rather the angle of the mirrors. 
+		The player must think about the movement of the mirror as it relates to the angle of the mirror
+		DO NOT TAP THE KEYS
+
+	MOVEMENT:
+	
+	Imagine that the laser moves rightwards:
+	
+		REFLECTS DIRECTLY BACKWARDS if a mirror surface is flat towards the direction of movement
+		L ------> |
+		L<------- |
+		
+		REFLECTS AT A RIGHT ANGLE if a mirror is angled at 45º
+				  ^
+				  |
+				  |
+		L ------> /
+		L ------> \
+				  |
+				  |
+				  
+		AVOID hitting the SHORT SIDE of a mirror. The laser will be absorbed, the point multiplier will reset, the player will lose 1000 points, and the laser will reset at the bottom of the screen
+		
+		L ------> -
+				  x
+	
+		HINT: Sometimes it is a good idea to bounce back and forth between the flat sides of a pair of mirrors, 
+			  as doing so allows for time to think in exchange for time on the timer.
+			  The goal is still to think of the fastest routes to collect the point markers without losing points.
+			  
+	SHIFT + Mouse Click to save high score (if the previous high score was beaten during the game) and exit the game
+
+CREDITS
+Concept by,
+Mirror graphics created by,
+Background music "Floating Point" composed by Karl Toby Rosenberg
+
+Written in Java and Processing, (perhaps I will re-make it in a different language)
+Note: the runnable .jar is included in the repository. I understand that the file is not very secure, but for convenience I have still added the file. Eclipse .settings, .classpath, and .project have been added as well.
+
+Enjoy!
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