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1. Existing Text Based Adventure Games

   • Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxl
     • Strong sense of humor, highly immersive narrative, and multiple endings.
       • • • Puzzles can sometimes be too difficult, and non-linear text hints can easily lead players astray.
   • Forests of Lyrica
     • Classic fantasy setting, clear item collection itemsand route selection Routemechanisms.
       • Pure text lacks visual buffer, and the combat mode becomes rather monotonous when playing repeatedly.

2. Ideas for Story

   • Add Health Counter
     • Description: Introduces an initial health (HP) system.
       • Encountering attacks from monsters Monster or witches Witch will deduct HP; if it reaches zero, the game ends.
   • Change to Sci-Fi Story
     • A medieval fantasy style has been drastically altered to include a technological feel.
       • What was saved was not the "old king ( Old King)," but the AI ​​mastermind that controls the entire galaxy.
   • Track Player Name
     • In-real-time access to variables within a text file Name.
       • Dynamically presented in each text dialogue (such as the witch saying, "Hello Name, do you need my help?").

3. Self-Determined Criteria

   • There is a true ending.
     • Many different endings
     • Happy ending
     • Bad ending

4. Prescribed Criteria

   • Your story must have at least 10 different variables in total
     • Set ten different standards
     • Each variable has different choices.
     • Different choices will have different consequences.
   • You must have at least two choices for each input (IE. Yes | No, Left | Right, Buy | Sell)
     • Each variable has at least two options
     • Different choices lead to different results
     • Some choices have negative consequences.
   • You must use a WHILE loop
     • Use a while loop
     • Use loops in different places
     • The loop works normally.
   • You must use variables that match your storyline
     • Use variables that match the storyline.
     • Variables will affect the storyline
     • Different storylines have different variables

5. Coding Constructs

   • IF statements
     • Differentiate the results of player choices
       • Enter your name. If you enter "I am not the hero", end; otherwise, continue.
   • For Loops
     • Make the game run smoothly
       • Enter name or loop

6. Algorithm Constructs

   • Modularisation
     • Break down game functionality into independent functions or subroutines.
       • Write the "Battle System" and "Shop System Shop" as separate Python function calls.
   • Iteration
     • Repeatedly execute a piece of code until a specific condition is met.
       • • • Use a loop FORor WHILEa period until either the Demon King Demon Kingor the player's health reaches zero.
   • Selection & Condition
     • Different branches will appear depending on the player's choices or conditions.
       • • • When encountering a monster, if the player chooses "run away", health points will be deducted; if they choose "fight", a battle will begin.
   • Assignment
     • Changes or stores the value of game variables.
       • • • When a player buys an item from a shop, the variable Stoneincreases and Purchasethe status is updated.
   • Sequence
     • The game proceeds linearly step by step.
       • Game Start\(\rightarrow \)Enter player nameName \(\rightarrow \)Trigger the opening scene introduction.