Text Adventure Game Development In this assignment, students are tasked with designing a text-based adventure game e'. This game should utilize the Python essentials covered thus far, including, but not limited to: Strings and String Manipulation User-Defined Functions and Objects (variables) User Input and Input Handling Conditional and Nested Conditional Statements (if/elif/else) Loops (for/while) Controlling for Errors . The working version of the game should include: . . An executable script (a script that runs from beginning to end upon execution) that includes: a game that can be successfully completed within a maximum of 4 minutes ...a minimum of: 3 stages (maximum of 5 stages) 2 defined variables 1 loop 1 nested conditional statement 1 fail() function (executed whenever a user loses the game) A docstring at the beginning of game that: Is no more than 150 words Introduces the game and its purpose Identifies any bugs that are not yet worked out o Submission Requirements A working version of your game in the following format: Jupyter Notebook (ipynb format) Restrictions (advanced) As this is the first coding course in the MSBA program, the following restrictions have been put in place to ensure our focus is on mastering the fundamentals of Python. The only programming language you may use is Python (no JavaScript, C, or other languages allowed). Global variables may be used, but must be static (avoid things such as combat engines and character attributes such as health and leveling up) No use of class structures or other object-oriented programming structures (you must stick to user-defined functions). You are not allowed to pass things between the stages of your game (stages should not inherit arguments from other stages, with the exception of static global variables). For example, a key found in Stage 1 cannot be carried forward to Stage 2