I'm trying to figure out how to consistently delay the "finalScore" (ending game) alert to pop up after the "scoreTitle" (round ending) alert in challenge 25. I can't seem to get the alerts in a consistent order in whichever way I try.

.alert(scoreTitle, isPresented: $showingScore) {
            Button("Continue", action: askQuestion)
        } message: {
            Text("Your score is \(score)")
        }

        .alert(finalScore, isPresented: $showingScore1) {
            Button("Play Again", action: startOver)
        } message: {
            Text("Final score: \(score)/10")
        }
    }
}

func shoot(_ choice: Int) {
    switch (winLose, opponent, choice) {
    case (true, 0, 1):
        scoreTitle = "Correct"
        score += 1
    case (true, 1, 2):
        scoreTitle = "Correct"
        score += 1
    case (true, 2,0):
        scoreTitle = "Correct"
        score += 1
    case (false, 0, 2):
        scoreTitle = "Correct"
        score += 1
    case (false, 1, 0):
        scoreTitle = "Correct"
        score += 1
    case (false, 2, 1):
        scoreTitle = "Correct"
        score += 1
    default:
        scoreTitle = "Wrong"
    }
    showingScore = true

    if scoreCount == 10 {
        finalScore = "Game Over"
        showingScore1 = true
    }
}

func askQuestion() {
    winLose.toggle()
    opponent = Int.random(in: 0...2)
}

func startOver() {
    opponent = Int.random(in: 0...2)
    score = 0
    scoreCount = 0
}
}

Thanks, @Obelix, I figured it out.

 showingScore = true

    if showingScore {
        scoreCount += 1
    }

    if scoreCount == 10 {
        finalScore = "Game Over"
        showingScore1 = true
    }
}

This code was using the correct alert order in the UI preview, but not when running the app so I changed it to this and it worked in the running the app.

 //Function & Switch statement ending...
    default:
        scoreTitle = "Wrong"
    }
    showingScore = true
}

func askQuestion() {
    winLose.toggle()
    opponent = Int.random(in: 0...2)
    scoreCount += 1

    if scoreCount == 10 {
        finalScore = "Game Over"
        showingScore1 = true
    }
}

func startOver() {
    opponent = Int.random(in: 0...2)
    score = 0
    scoreCount = 0
}
}

Nice job figuring this out!

Here's a free hint to consider.

Consider adding a var to your GameView named roundsPerGame, or something similar. Then you can add a computed variable to determine if the game is over. This keeps you from hardcoding magic numbers in your logic code. Also may make your logic more readable.

    // Describe your logic using typical game terms.
    var roundCount    =  1 // <-- What round is player on?
    var roundsPerGame = 10 // <-- How many rounds to play?

    // computed parameter.  Returns true if you've been through all the rounds
    private var gameIsOver: Bool { roundCount > roundsPerGame }

    // Later in the logic...
    // I think this more accurately reflects the intentions of your end-of-game logic

    func askQuestion() {
        winLose.toggle()
        opponent    = Int.random(in: 0...2)
        roundCount += 1

        //  HERE.  Put the computed var here. I think this reflects your end-of-game logic.
        if gameIsOver {
            finalScore    = "Game Over"  // <- This is NOT a score. Consider changing to gameOverLabel, or similar
            showingScore1 = true  // This is confusing. Pick a more descriptive var name.
        }
    }

Just some suggestions.