Create an abstract class named Game with the following attributes: game$\_$ID $($int$),$ game$\_$Genre $($String$),$ game$\_$Specs $($ArrayList of type Game$\_$Specs$)$ and game$\_$Price $($double$),$ where the game$\_$ID is a unique identifier that starts from the value $($your$\_$student$\_$id$)$ and autoincrements with each creation of a new child object of the Game class.

$$ Create the Game$\_$Specs class with the following attributes: name$($String$),$ numberOfPlayers$($int$),$ and date$\_$created$($LocalDate$).$ Create the Setters and Getters for all attributes. In addition, implement an appropriate toString$()$ method for the Game$\_$Specs class. $(5$ Marks$)$

Create the Setters and Getters for all of the Game attributes except the setter for the game$\_$ID$.$ In addition, create an abstract method name: getGameDescription$()$ that returns a String that describes the game in terms of its attributes. $(5$ Marks$)$

Create two child classes of the Game class. These are: Puzzle$\_$Game and Action$\_$Game. Override the getGameDescription$()$ method in each of the child classes. $(4$ Marks$).$

In the main method of the Game class, create an ArrayList of Game objects and add two object to the list. The first object is an instance of the Puzzle$\_$Game, and the second object is an instance of the Action$\_$Game. $(3$ Marks$)$

Draw a UML diagram that shows the classes, their attributes and methods, and the relationships that link them.