Game Over Screen for PenguinSlide

I built a game called PenguinSlide. This screenshot captures the exact moment of failure.

A large, rounded white overlay dominates the center of the screen, bluntly declaring "Brrr!" alongside a current score of 222. It's a slightly embarrassing number right next to the "Best 5018" high score.

Behind the UI, the pixel-art world continues. There's a pale blue sky with stepped, blocky clouds, distant snow-capped mountains, and a menacing icicle hanging directly over the center. Just below the menu box, the player character—a small, round penguin sprite—is frozen mid-tumble, upside down with its little orange feet pointing in the wrong direction.

Up in the top left corner, barely visible against the sky, are three empty heart icons and a faint text string reading "debugForceGameOver," a leftover artifact from testing this exact screen. The solid blue blocks on the left and right edges pad out the window, keeping the gameplay area centered. It's a simple failure state, but seeing the penguin suspended upside down makes the "Tap to play again" prompt a little more compelling.