Haunted House

A python based text game. Explore different rooms while collecting items and completing challenges from characters!

How does the game work?

The user can type the following commands:
go {direction}: Go to a different room based on the specified directions.
look: Gives the description of the room the user is in. Also provides the list of items in that room.
take {item}: Take the item which is present in the room.
talk {character}: Talk to the specified npcs.
inventory: Returns the contents of the inventory.
unlock: Unlocks the treasure box if conditions are met.
quit: Ends the game.

Description of NPCs

The game has the following NPCs:

1. Ghost: A translucent figure floats in front of you.
2. Witch: A wicked witch stands before you.
3. Knight: A brave knight in shining armor awaits your arrival
4. Sorcerer: A mysterious sorcerer with a pointed hat stands here

Description of the rooms

The game has the following rooms:

1. Hallway: You are in a dark and spooky hallway
2. Kitchen: You are in a dusty old kitchen with cobwebs
3. Pantry: You are in a small pantry filled with shelves
4. Living Room: You are in a creepy living room with creaky furniture
5. Library: You are in a dimly lit library filled with old books
6. Bedroom: You are in a spooky bedroom with a large, unmade bed
7. Basement: You are in a dimly lit basement with a musty smell
8. Attic: You are in a dusty attic filled with old furniture and cobwebs

Layout of the haunted house

This is the path to the .png file which illustrates the layout of the haunted house:

Goal of the Game

Find the treasure box in one of the rooms. Score maximum points by completing challenges and collecting items.

How to start?

• Fork the Repository

• Have a look at issues with hacktoberfest tag!

• Clone The Repository and move inside it git clone https://github.com/IEEE-VIT/Haunted_House && cd Haunted_House

• Make and activate a virtual env.

• Install the requirements pip install -r requirements.txt

• Open python terminal and download the following nltk packages
  nltk.download('punkt')
nltk.download('stopwords')
nltk.download('wordnet')
  

• Create a new branch with your feature name git branch <name>

• Commit your changes

• Push the changes to your fork! git add . git commit -m "Your feature description" git push origin <your branch name>

• All set, Feel free to contribute and send a Pull Request

• Wait for your PR to be reviewed and merged

• For more info on how to contribute check out CONTRIBUTING.md