Digi Assessment

Digi Assessment

1. Prescribed Critera

   • Your story must have at least 10 different variables in total
     • My story has over 10 different variables to help the story progress.
     • Every variable I used in my game will be linked to a story choice to help the player progress in the game
     • The 10 different variables will decide the players fate in the game
   • You must have at least two choices for each input. IE. Yes | No, Left | Right, Buy | Sell
     • The choices in the input will affect the end of the game for the player.
     • Will you Battle the dragon (Fight or flee)?
   • You must use a WHILE Loop
     • If game has ended it will go back to the start.
   • You must use variables that match your storyline
     • Make sure that the variables are useable in the storyline

2. Self-Determined Criteria

   • He just wants to play a game that has a dungeon where you fight dragons and obtain items.
     • Make sure he can enter or leave the dungeon
     • Add dragons that he can fight
     • Add dragons that he can fight

3. Idea for story

   • add a dungeon he can enter
   • Orb that can summon greek gods
   • Add a dragon he can figh
   • Human fighting the dragon for the orb
   • Touch a crystal that transfers you into a different universe
   • Add different endings to make more fun

4. Existing Text Based Adventure Games

   • Texted based adventure game
     • An adveture game with different endings where the main goal is beating the dragon and save the princesses
       • There was some error that were needed to be fixed
       • It has many different outcomes from the fate made from the choices that were chosen by the player

5. Algorithm Constructs

   • IF
     • if the option was chosen
   • START
     • start of algorithim
   • WHILE
     • While loop
   • OUTPUT
     • What happenes
   • THEN
     • is the start of what will happen when the option is chosen
   • ELSE
     • Other out come
   • IS EQUAL TO
     • The choice of what was chosen
   • ELSE IF
     • If the other option was chosen over the other
   • END
     • End of the algorithim

6. Coding Constructs

   • print
     • built-in function used to display information, text, or variables as output on your screen
   • if statements
     • control structure used to execute a block of code only when a specific condition evaluates to
   • for loop
     • ontrol flow statement used to iterate over a sequence (like a list, tuple, dictionary, set, or string) and execute a block of code for each item in that sequence
   • while true
     • creates an infinite loop that repeatedly executes a block of code.
   • variable
     • symbolic name that acts as a reference or pointer to an object stored in the computer's memory
   • break
     • control flow keyword used to immediately terminate the execution of a loop