Assigning variables within the ifelse function in r

I am pretty new to r and I am trying to get a better grasp of this language by solving problems from one of the books about r (I am not sure if I can put the title here to not advertise it). One of the problems is asking for conditional assigning values to variables, based on certain criteria. To be more precise, I am randomly choosing a number between 2 and 12 (throwing 2 dice) and dependently on the value I get, I have to assign values to variables status and points as follows:

1. if score is 2,3, or 12 then status <- FALSE and points <- NA


2. if score is 7 or 11 then status <- TRUE and points <- NA


3. if score is 4-6,8-10 then status <- NA and points <- score

It is quite simple problem and I know that the following code works (`score is :

    score <- sample(2:12,1)
    if(score %in% c(2,3,12)){
        status <- FALSE
        points <- NA
        } else if(score %in% c(7,11)){
            status <- FALSE
            points <- NA
            } else {
                status <- FALSE
                points <- NA
                }

I was also trying to solve this problem using the ifelse function but I get an error when I try to assign variables. Here is what I did (I know that what I get right now is a character vector but that was the only way I could make it work).

    ifelse(any(score == c(2,3,12)), "game_status = FALSE, point = NA", 
           ifelse(any(score == c(7,11)), "game_status = TRUE, point = NA", 
           paste("game_status = NA, point = ", score)))

Is there a way to assign values within the ifelse function? Also, can it be done with the switch function? I am trying to figure out if there is more than just one way to solve this simple problem so that I know how to proceed with more complicated ones.

Thank you!