Instructions:

Game Overview:

Design and implement a text$-$based game where the gameplay is customizable.

You have the creative freedom to decide the theme, story, and scenarios of the game.

Programming Requirements:

Utilize appropriate variable types $($int$,$ char, string, etc.$)$ to represent different aspects of the game $($e$.$g$.,$ player health, score, choices$).$

Implement a switch statement to handle different scenarios or game stages.

Use if statements to make decisions based on user input and to calculate outcomes.

Incorporate at least one for loop, one while loop, and one do$-$while loop in the program.

Utilize arrays to store relevant data $($e$.$g$.,$ character names, scenario descriptions$).$

Define and use functions outside of the 'main$`$ function for modular code.

Customization:

Choose a theme for your game $($e$.$g$.,$ fantasy, sci$-$fi$,$ mystery$).$

Define the story and set the stage for the character's journey.

Create at least three different types of scenarios that the character can encounter.

Allow the player to customize aspects of the game, such as the character's name, attributes, or starting conditions.

User Interaction:

Implement user$-$friendly prompts and messages to guide the player through the customized game.

Ensure that the user's choices have a meaningful impact on the game's progression.

Gameplay Logic:

Design the logic of the game to respond to user choices, affecting the storyline and outcomes.

Consider incorporating randomness or dynamic elements to add variability to the gameplay.

Documentation:

Include comments in your code to explain the purpose of each function and important code sections.

Provide a brief overview of the game, its theme, and any customizable features at the beginning of your code.

Testing:

Test your program with various inputs to ensure that customization options are working as intended.

Consider playing through different scenarios to validate the dynamic nature of your game.