The Dungeon Game (Version 1.0.0)
The Dungeon Game is a project that me and some friends decided to start working on after we learned to program in c++. As you can probably guess, this game is programmed in c++. We are trying to make a terminal based game with no graphics as fun as we possibly can and test the limits of terminal based games. The project started on February 3, 2021 and is still under development. The alpha stage of the game(version 1.0.0) released on May 1, 2021. It is currently still in version 1.0.0. We are going to continue to update the game when ideas come to us and we will fix any bugs that we find. If you find a bug, have a suggestion, or would like to help us develop it, please message me on discord at TestedPugtato#7784. If you want more info on the game then please go to this link: https://replit.com/@AidanLatno/C-Game-data-tables#index.html ☻
Great feature, was wondering when it'd be added, 9.9000000003/10.
@Kai_Justice Thanks man. Everyone was waiting for the update that added the game.
@Kai_Justice eww light mode
Well, it doesn't support any apostrophes or out-of-english characters. My thing is spazzing senseless now.
@DouglasGoodyear Yes we are working to fix that as of now but we aren't really experienced enough because we just started learning c++ in august last year. The only time you can enter a letter is when it asks for your name and when it asks for you to enter any character to continue. All other times you must enter numbers otherwise it will spaz out. You also cant enter spaces
@AidanLatno Have you done any work with C-Strings or telling the player a limit, so they don't over-step it?
@DouglasGoodyear Not yet. Like I said we are not super experienced so I don't really even know wat c-string means.
@DouglasGoodyear Not to be rude or anything, but how about just enter only numbers for now
@AidanLatno A c-string is like an array, but for characters of the char value.
cplusplus.com has some really good stuff for learning C++, or even stack overflow if you ask a specific question: https://www.cplusplus.com/reference/array/array/?kw=array <-- This is the cplusplus bit on arrays, which is a way to group a set amount of numbers in one variable. c-strings are arrays but of the type 'char'
@DouglasGoodyear Yes, we have used arrays in this program already and we have now made it so that you can enter in spaces when entering your name using getline. We will look into c-strings too.
Cool game but I don't really like the color scheme
@MikeJMS8910 I understand why but c++ and repl don't really offer very many colors that we can use. The only colors there are is red, light green, orange, cyan, purple, blue, white, and grey.
@AidanLatno there are enough colors but you use to many of them on the same page