Adventure Quest $-$ A Python Decision$-$Making Game for Beginners

Objective: Create a simple text$-$based game where players make choices that lead them through a story. The goal is to reach the end by making smart decisions.

Key Concepts:

if$,$ if$-$else, and if$-$elif$-$else statements

Logical operators: and, or$,$ not

String comparisons for inputs

Project Instructions:

Story Introduction: Set the scene with a simple scenario. For example, finding a way out of a forest.

Decision Points: Offer choices that change the story. Ensure scenarios are straightforward, focusing on basic logic and string comparisons.

Simplified Examples:

if example: If the player chooses to take the left path, they find a clue.

if$-$else example: If the player decides to investigate a noise, else they keep walking.

if$-$elif$-$else example: If the player shouts for help, elif they stay silent, else they explore quietly.

Logical operators example: Use simple conditions like choosing to rest $($and needing to eat$)$ or deciding between two paths $($or$),$ and avoiding danger $($not$).$

Feedback and Outcomes: Tell players the immediate result of their choices to keep the story engaging.

Input Validation: Guide players on how to respond to choices, ensuring they understand how to interact with the game.

Comments: Use comments to explain code sections, making it easier for beginners to follow along.

Project Requirements:

Implement as a console$-$based Python script.

Use functions for repetitive tasks like displaying choices.

Include at least one instance of each decision structure and logical operator.

Use comments to describe the game's logic and decisions.