Digi tech Item 2

Digi tech Item 2

1. Prescribed criteria

   • Your story must have at least 10 different variables in total
     • Must be 10 variables
     • All variables must be different
     • 10 variables must be useful in the game
   • You must have at least two choices for each input (IE. Yes | No, Left | Right, Buy | Sell)
     • 2 choices that lead to different outcomes
     • One option must be better than the other
   • You must use a WHILE loop
     • Use a WHILE loop that is useful in the game
   • You must use variables that match your storyline
     • Variables must make sense in your game

2. Self-determined crtieria

   • Game must include a difficult boss fight that is to be done to complete the game
     • The boss must be difficult to defeat
     • Game must have boss that must be defeated as the final goal to beat the game

3. Ideas for story

   • Customisation of name
     • Players can customise the name of the area to make it more enjoyable and meet Swapnil's goal
       • e.g. Swapnil land
       • e.g. Joe's snowy mountain
   • Snowy mountains rescue
     • The game will be set in the mountains and one of your friends will have to be saved, and he is located at the top of the mountain.
       • e.g. "Your friend Jake is captured, and you must save him from the top of the mountain

4. Existing Text Based Adventure Games

   • Snowy mountain boss fight
     • In the snowy mountain on your way to get your friend back you find a big boss yeti keeping your friend hostage finds you and wants to kill you
       • This is an interesting game, and you have to boss fight to save your friend
       • People might think that this game is useless because they could just leave their friend
   • The midnight forest boss fight
     • On your way home in the scary forest at midnight after a long night a big bright molten boss appears which is very hard to kill
       • Very interesting game and good imagery to plant a vivid picture in the players mind
       • Players might think it is stupid that you don't get a running choice and that they randomly get to midnight so quickly

5. Algorithm constructs

   • Sequence
     • In Python, a sequence is an ordered collection of objects that allows access to elements by their position (index). Sequences are fundamental data structures in Python and include several built-in types.
   • Assignment
     • In Python, assignment refers to the process of storing a value in a variable using the assignment operator =. This is a fundamental concept in programming as it allows you to label data and reuse it throughout your code.
   • Selection and condition
     • In Python programming, selection refers to making decisions in your code based on certain conditions. Conditions are expressions that evaluate to True or False. Using selection, you can control which parts of your code execute depending on these conditions.
   • Iteration
     • In Python, iteration refers to the process of repeatedly executing a block of code for each item in a sequence, such as a list, tuple, string, or any iterable object.
   • Modularisation
     • In Python programming, modularisation refers to the practice of organizing code into separate, independent, and reusable modules.

6. Coding Constructs

   • IF statements
     • In Python, an if statement is a control flow statement that allows your program to make decisions and execute certain blocks of code only if a specified condition evaluates to True.
   • FOR loops
     • In Python, a for loop is a control flow statement used to iterate over a sequence