C++

Problem.

Create a simple text based adventure game. The game will be comprised of Room() constructs. These constructs will have a room_name,room_description, room_id, occupied code, and 4 exit codes (N, S,E, W). You are free to add other variables as necessary. The exit codes will contain the room_id of the room in that direction. If the room is occupied, randomly select one of 4 monsters to spawn in the room. What, exactly, they do with your character is up to you. Requirements: Move throughout the adventure with the N,S, E, W keys moving you in the four cardinal directions. When a room is occupied, spawn a monster. Create a minimum of 5 rooms in your dungeon. The game ends when the player leaves through the exit - tell them the game is over. Use functions whenever possible to modularize your code. Use function prototypes and code the functions under main().

// Specification C1 - Five Rooms Create a minimum of 5 rooms in your dungeon. If you hard code your rooms, put this comment right before the last room. // Specification C2 - Player Name Ask the player to enter their name. Use this name in some of your game text. // Specification C3 - Input Validation Perform input validation with the command options. Only allow the entry of valid commands. // Specification C4 Abbreviated Room Description Display room_title and room_description the first time the player enters the room. Only display the room_title on subsequent visits to the room. // Specification C5 - Detailed Look Show the room_title and room_description every time the player enters the Look key. You are to select 3 features to add to your design to meet this specification bundle. Comment each feature you add the same way youve been doing it all class (// Specification B1 ....). I still want to see 3 specification comments. Dont forget a 1 sentence description of the feature you just added in your specification comment. You are free to create other specifications if you wish - just make sure they are equivalent in complexity to these (no "Ready player 1" couts). Add more command options. Add combat. Add trap encounters. Add treasure. Add the concept of light and dark rooms. Add more monsters (Ill give you credit for only 1 more monster, regardless of the number you actually add). Add more rooms (only 1 more counts here, more than 1 new room doesnt count). Use a random room generator to create an unlimited number of rooms. Use an array of structs. Put your monsters in a Monster() class. Create a pseudodynamic array. Store your room information in a file and read that file in at the start of the program.

As "B" specification bundle, but add 4 more specifications of your choosing. Comment them individually using the format we have used all along in this class (// Specification A1 description, etc.

etc.). Im looking for A1, A2, A3 and A4 specifications. Use the sug- gestions above or come up with your own.