In this lesson, you will add more information to your README.md file. This is like adding more pages to a book to tell a complete story. You will add new sections with titles like 'Features', 'How to Play', and 'Controls' to help people understand your game better.

Before you add more to your README.md file, let's check what's there now. You should have a title and a short story about your game.

We will run some tests to see if your README.md has the new sections you need to add.

Run this command in your terminal:

pytest module-1.4/blueprint-BP4/quest-40

What you should see:

❌ Some tests will fail. This is okay for now! It means the tests are waiting for you to add the new sections.

Now, you will add new sections to your README.md file. These sections will tell people more about your game.

Open your README.md file. Add these new titles using Markdown. Remember, two '#' symbols make a smaller title than one '#':

## Features

## How to Play

## Controls

After you add these titles, you can write a few sentences under each one to explain more about your game. For example, under 'Features', you can list what your game can do. Under 'How to Play', you can tell people how to start your game. Under 'Controls', you can tell them which keys to press.

Remember to save your README.md file after you add the content.

You've added new sections to your README.md! Now, let's run the tests to make sure everything is correct.

Run this command in your terminal:

pytest module-1.4/blueprint-BP4/quest-40

What you should see:

✅ All tests should pass! This means your README.md file has all the right sections.