Item 2

Item 2

1. Prescribed Criteria

   • Your story must have at least 10 different variables in total
     • Make sure all the variables serve a purpose in the game.
     • All these variables must be used at least once and can be repeated throughout the entire game play.
     • The game must have 10 variables.
   • You must have at least two choices for each input. IE. Yes | No, Left | Right, Buy | Sell
     • Your game must give 2 options to 2 different routes
     • Eith option must have a different choice and ending then the other.
   • You must use a WHILE Loop
     • Your code must include at least one WHILE loop to ensure to meet this criterion
   • You must use variables that match your storyline
     • To keep the plot going and a organised and easy to learn and play text styled game.

2. Self-Determined Criteria

   • The text-based game must be a cute and aesthetics old fashion images
     • The game must olden style of cute animals in game to peak the uses’’ interests.
   • The text based game must have a simple and easy to learn game play
     • The game must be a easy to learn in one sitting type of game where there is components from other text based game that are already popular and the user knows from past game experiences.

3. Existing Text Based Adventure Games

   • Zork I-III
     • Zork I-III is a seminal trilogy of text-based interactive fiction games originally developed in the late 1970s at MIT and later commercialized by Infocom. With no graphics, players read descriptive text, type commands
   • The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
     • The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a legendary 1984 text adventure game created by Infocom in collaboration with the author, Douglas Adams.
   • Fallen London
     • Fallen London is a long-running, free-to-play, text-based browser game and interactive literary RPG developed by Failbetter Games.
   • Sindome
     • Sindome is a persistent, online, text-based roleplaying game set in a gritty, dystopian cyberpunk world heavily inspired by Neuromancer and Judge Dredd.

4. Algorithm Constructs

   • Sequencing
     • . In computer science, a sequencing algorithm is a set of instructions executed linearly from start to finish. In bioinformatics, they are complex tools used to process DNA/RNA fragments.
   • Selection
     • Arrangement algorithms are used to decompose, map, or sequence sets of objects, geometric elements, or variables into an optimal and structured order. The goal is to solve complex, large-scale problems—such as routing, resource placement, or structural decomposition—while minimizing costs.
   • Iteration
     • Iteration is the process of repeating a sequence of actions or operations. In both daily life and professional fields, it involves creating a "version" of a project, learning from the results, and applying those refinements to the next version until the desired goal is achieved.

5. Coding Constructs

   • IF ELSE THEN
     • the IF-THEN-ELSE statement is a fundamental conditional control structure that allows a program to make decisions.
   • Variables
     • In programming, a variable is a named storage location in a computer's memory used to hold data that can be referenced and manipulated throughout a program.
   • FOR loop
     • A for loop is a programming statement that allows you to execute a specific block of code repeatedly for a set number of times or until a specific condition is met.
   • WHILE loop
     • A while loop is a control flow statement that repeatedly executes a block of code as long as a specified Boolean condition remains true.

6. Ideas for Story

   • Add health centre
   • Track player name