Alchemy game

The project is a game titled Teen wolf Alchemy. It is a game based on a game [login to view URL] and TV series Teen wolf. Screen is divided into two areas: library of elements on the right and workspace on the left, workspace is larger in proportion like 2/3 of the whole screen. Game is for horizontal screen only. Elements in the library are represented by icons (provided by me) and a name of the element. Names are in different color, which depends from their category. There are 12 categories. The library shows 6 elements at ones, to see more the user must scroll them. Elements are smaller in library but appear slightly bigger while dragged to the workspace (this is optional, if it’s too hard to do, then ok to keep the same). On top left corner of the workspace there is an element counter in a form of “open elements/total elements” (e.g. 10/75). Newt to it there is a question mark icon, which opens drop window with short rules of the game. On the bottom left corner of the workspace there is a settings icon, which opens drop window. In a drop window there are save, reset and cancel buttons. Also a line that says “group elements by categories” it can be tagged or untagged (if untagged, elements are shown in a order how they were opened). Also this window has a link to game’s facebook page that says “find hints on our Facebook page”. On the bottom right corner of workspace there is a delete icon, which clears the workspace from all the elements. The game process goes like this: user drags elements from the library to work space and combines them by positioning one on another (to combine two) or close by and then using drag selection option (?) to select more then two. Game operates by formulas like A+B=C Element A combined with B starts the reaction so A and B disappear and C is created and automatically added to the library. If not saved, the game starts from the new session. It works offline. The game has the admin page (or something) so later I could change it if needed. I must be able to: change pictures, add element, remove element, change the formula of the element, or create new formula.