DOS-Style CLI Game Simulator-Interactive Text Adventures

Example

Players can choose their path in a narrative, with each decision opening up new branches of the story.

Scenario

In a fantasy game scenario, choosing to ally with a certain kingdom leads to a unique set of missions and character interactions, diverging from the path where the player might have chosen to remain neutral or join the opposing faction.

Example

Visual representations of characters, items, and locations are created using ASCII art, enhancing the visual aspect of the game.

Scenario

Upon entering a new location, like a haunted forest, the player is greeted with an ASCII art depiction of gnarled trees and mist, setting the atmospheric tone for the exploration and encounters ahead.

Example

Includes combat systems, skill checks, and item interactions, which add depth to gameplay.

Scenario

During a confrontation with a dragon, the player's choice of weapons and spells, influenced by prior skill choices and item acquisitions, determines the tactics available and the encounter's outcome.

Example

Players can 'save' their game progress and 'load' a previous state, allowing for exploration of different story paths without starting over.

Scenario

Before making a critical decision in the game's plot, the player can save the state. If the outcome is unfavorable, they can load the saved state to attempt a different approach.