C# Console Application Adventure Game

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Console Application Adventure Game - SkyClouds - Sep 26, 2017

Hi

So today I got one assignment I have to make a Adventure Game in Console Application

Any ideas of what I should make? Don't make it too advanced I'm still learning C# even tho I learn fast

* - Niǌa - Sep 26, 2017

In a console all it can be is a text based adventure game where there is a part of a story told and then you have to select one of X options and then the story advances. Each selection changes the story.

IE:

Quote:Bob sees 3 doors. He choses the:

1. Left one
2. Middle one
3. Right one

* - Nick (Name) - Sep 26, 2017

Seems simple, just use a Dictionary for all responses

* - kevy42 - Sep 26, 2017

hmm, make it about hacking.. XD

* - DeadKube - Sep 26, 2017

Are you guys also required to write out use cases before commencing on such projects? If not, it's very useful. You basically design your use cases and each possibility and thus make the logic part a bit easier on the soul.

Here's an example of an activity diagram:
[Image: UML_activity_diagram_shopping-950x503.png]

[Image: UML_activity_diagram_shopping-950x503.png]

* - SkyClouds - Sep 27, 2017

(Sep 26, 2017 03:17 PM)DeadKube Wrote: Are you guys also required to write out use cases before commencing on such projects? If not, it's very useful. You basically design your use cases and each possibility and thus make the logic part a bit easier on the soul.

Here's an example of an activity diagram:

Ohhh yeess yes we have to make flowchart first before even starting to code the project we make it on draw.io

* - Skylumz - Sep 28, 2017

Do a game where you have to find your self outta somewhere for example it would say

You just woke up and see 2 doors one on the left and one on the right... which one do you wanna go through?

then once they choose the door they have more options.

Make objectives like "find the screw driver" and they have to go a certain path to find it.

And each page they can go back what room they just were in.

Idk think that would be pretty cool?