{This is a text-based game set in a bunker that consists of a 3x3 grid (see map below). The user clicks on directional buttons that move the user towards the edge of the room and describe what is there. There may be a wall, a door, and/or an item. The action button opens doors and picks up items. The object of the game is to find the key and then the exit. }
| Expected Input | Example | Expected Output | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | User clicks arrow keys toward open space | -> | move to next cell | | User clicks arrow key toward closed space | -> x | feedback: example "can't move here" | | User moves toward unlocked door with arrow key | -> -> | user moves to corresponding cell | | User moves toward locked door without key | -> x | feedback: example 'this door is locked, you need a key' | | user 'sees' object | ~~~~ | feedback: 'there is a box, would you like to open it?' | | user picks up object and places it in inventory | click pick up button | x item has been added to your inventory |
| This | is | a | map | of | the | game | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | - | x | - | x | - | x | - | | x | roomNorthWest (x0, y2) | <-> | roomNorth (x1, y2) | <-> | roomNorthEast (x2, y2) This is the starting point | x | | - | <-> | - | x | - | x | - | | x | roomWest (x0, y1) | <-> | roomCentral (x1, y1) This room has the key | x | roomEast (x2, y1) | exit/goal | | - | <-> | - | x | - | <-> with key | - | | x | roomSouthWest (x0, y0) | <-> | roomSouth (x1, y0) | <-> | roomSouthEast (x2, y0) | x | | - | x | - | x | - | x | - |
Key x = unavailable move, needs feedback
- = Null/no diagonal movement <-> = movement allowed back and forth
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{Mark Woodward, Camden Swita, Brian Beal, Nicholas Raethke https://github.com/okiguess/groupProject nicholas.raethke@gmail.com}
{This game was built with HTML5, CSS, and Javascript. We are also referencing bootstrap.css and JQuery 3.2.1}
{Consider this Creative Commons and Open Source. Use at your own risk.}
Copyright (c) 2017 {Mark Woodward, Camden Swita, Brian Beal, Nicholas Raethke}