Simple Game - Choice Based

[theor]

I am very very new to python and trying to make a simple game where you type a choice and something happens depending on the choice but I'm not quite sure how to start as I dont really understand how to do it at all.
Im not even sure if im using the forum correctly- bear with me please

[nilamo]

If your question is unrelated to a current thread, it's best to start a new thread. I've split your question off into it's own thread for you :)

Your question isn't really specific, but what you're explaining can be handled through user input (https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#input), and branching based on the result of that input (https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/contr...statements)

As a simple example, take a look at this:

print("The tunnel splits here.  Do you want to go left (1), or right (2)?")
choice = None
while choice not in ("1", "2"):
    choice = input("1|2: ")

if "1" == choice:
    print("You go left.  You find a fountain granting eternal life.")
elif "2" == choice:
    print("Being bold, you head right.  There's a bowl of candy!")

[ichabod801]

You might also want to check out my text adventure tutorial.

[beLIEve]

Hey
I am new like u..
I choosed Renpy
u might check
more python

[alanbriggs]

Hello! I fully understand the difficulty of being a Python beginner and trying to create a game with user input and different outputs. It might be hard at first, but don't worry, you'll get the hang of it with practice and persistence.
I was in a similar situation when I first started learning game development. It seemed overwhelming, but I found that breaking the problem down into smaller steps and learning from different resources helped a lot. On this resource Link Removed a wide selection of games that can be studied and learned. .
When it comes to creating a text-based game in Python, the key is to understand how to take user input, use conditional statements (such as if-else statements) to validate the input, and then execute different blocks of code based on the user input. . choice. It may seem confusing at first, but with a little guidance and practice, it will become clearer.

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