Text-Adventure game

Text-Adventure game

1. Game Theme

   • Enchanted Forest
     • Items
       • Sword
       • Rope
       • Lightbulb
     • Characters
       • 2 NPC characters that can communicate
       • Can give up to 5 hints from random hint list
     • Rerpresentation
       • Text Description for each location on map
       • Map visually displayed at ASCII art

2. Data Types

   • String
     • String data typically stores a sequence of elements usually a series of characters
       • Uss in code: To create the statements to introduce the locations on map
   • Boolean
     • Boolean data is a data with 2 possible values being TRUE or FALSE
       • Uses in code: Riddles to pick up the items would be made with boolean
   • Array
     • A user-defined data type consisting of an ordered set of elements
       • Uses in code: To create the 5x5 grid for map

3. Local and Global Variables

   • Global Variables
     • 3 Lives
       • Player loses if all lives are lost
     • Backpack
       • Player begins with no items and collects items from the map to use
     • Map
       • 5x5 Grid
     • Variables that ae defined outside a function meaning that they can be accessed inside and outside a function
   • Local Variables
     • NPC
       • Abandoned Souls
       • Lonley sailor
       • Ghost miner
     • list of 5 random hints
     • Variables that are defined inside a function meaning that they can only be accesssed inside that function

4. Data strcutures

   • Condition
     • Condition is when a computer uses a statement to make decisions based on a criterion
   • Sequence
     • Sequence algorithm is the algorithm construct where instructions are performed in a sequence one after another.
   • Iteration
     • Iteration logic is when a loop is used. This means that one instruction may be repeated several times depending on a condition.
   • Assignment
     • Assignment is an algorithm construct where a value is assigned to a variable usually to be used in later instructions
   • Selection
     • Selection logic is used for making decisions. This is shown using IF, THEN, ELSE statements.