Spike's Digital Media Blog

  Today is my Final Day before I wish to submit. Aside from building the game for Export and finishing the accompanying Game Design Document there were two changes I had to make before hand. Those involved adding an invisible wall on the purchasable barriers so the player cannot exploit them to get out of bounds and adding some code (As pictured above to the enemy with a True/ False statement as the Boolean being, is the enemy dead) which prevents the enemy from damaging the Player after dying which I could not figure out for myself at the very beginning when I first made the enemies. After that, I did some final touches to the escape levels such as when the Player meets the Gamemaster in the Endgame they lose all their ammo. I tried to asign the score to a word but quickly realised I couldn't as the score UI is bound to an Interger Value which can only ever be a number, also it was a very minor cosmetic change which wouldn't have amounted to much anyway. Oh well. I also rearra

 As of writing this Blog my text-based choose your own adventure game 'Undead Dungeon' is completed and can be played here:   https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EOk_w3P52ABwewKugPM0ehnF0LYiLPyv?usp=sharing Just be sure to download them first or they will not open in Google Drive. The HTML file is the Game. Double click it after downloading and you're all good. If you want to examine the Code, Download the .TWEE file and open it in in twinery.org  by importing it in the Library. Firstly, below is the plan I used for each choice in the Game. Initially the story may seem fairly light on plot but I wanted to more so make a traditional text-based dungeon crawler experience more than anything which I think I succeeded, though admittedly a main character with a personality and a supporting cast would have been a more interesting read and would be my focus if I were to make another project on Twine. https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1OY8kQE4iESdbn_iC2p3YzbaHhmvbt3s2le4ROmwIH8