Choose Your Own Adventure Game in Python (Beginners)

[@crossi5454]

i learned so much from the first five mins of the video that i have ever did with my computer classes in school

[@davidlaidbiggestfan212]

What kind of school do you go to lol

[@crossi5454]

@@davidlaidbiggestfan212 A really hubristic one

[@jkho8365]

I Lol'ed at this comment

[@kingpeanut7273]

shows how bad the school system is.

[@crossi5454]

@@kingpeanut7273 I just have a ton of classmate that don't listen and fool around. My teacher knows how bad the school system is, and he does his best to teach independently from it

[@michaellamb1007]

im teaching myself to code while in quarentine and this is really helpful!

[@sneaky_slayerrr]

that is a very good use of your time

[@raghavgupta1797]

He made this video before Co Covid was a thing. And yes I call it Co Covid cause in one of the languages I know it means crazy.

[@idfkwhattoputhere1]

hello from 3 years later :)

[@rubbrbanana9654]

How did it go?

[@SBG_Arseny]

I really appreciate this tutorial! This 11 Mins took me more hours than I'd like to say but, I got it and that's what matters!

[@TechWithTim]

Awesome! Keep up the good work :)

[@learntoreadjapanese1550]

Arseny lol same

[@laurenblake2001]

Doing this for a school assessment, this is sure to give me good marks!

[@5IVES-TCR]

same

[@sneaky_slayerrr]

@@5IVES-TCR same

[@brendanritchie9539]

@@sneaky_slayerrr same

[@neyverh123]

same

[@RuskyDev]

lol i am making a game and i am learning python-pygames

[@raphaelmacedo4467]

I have been thinking a LOT on doing this kind of game, with some drawings using text input as well. Maybe publishing it on steam? I started studying python this week, so I am full of ideas, but my focus would be an RPG text based game with items, combat, “exploration”, choices. A good combat system, instead of just putting as a fixed choice, would be to use the random module. For example, some enemy can have an attack range of [0-4], 0 being a miss and 4 a critical hit, and your character as well, having more attack, HP, as it levels up...

[@deimos351]

Have you made one yet? If not, good luck if you're still trying to make one

[@xxanimemixx4573]

lets us know when its done, id love to try it out

[@xxanimemixx4573]

And pls have it on ps aswell so that i can try it out!

[@karygordo]

I have been learning so much with you brother! I will deff support you mate! You have such a responsible personality, thanks for spreading the knowledge! Keep up the greqt work Tim!

[@abdullaharif7385]

please do more on pygame like creating platforms for characters to jump on

[@elcessabit2593]

I have been a coder for 5 years I learnt so much in this video

[@yourmom6351]

😂😂😂🤡

[@WPatrickOfficial]

Dude you're so polite and humble. Please keep it up, this video was great.

[@Wylasicom]

this guy is literally a living stack overflow any question I have this guy answers

[@PatriekAndringa]

Thank you for making the tutorial. I was trying to begin making such a game yesterday but I didnt know how to do it until now. Thank you so much.

[@getting__somewhere]

Aaah really had to drop this here!! Thank you so much for this video omg it really really helped me get started on an assignment I thought I had 0% chance of completing but this really stirred me and it's so much fun LOL. Hope you're doing well!

[@catsinabox121]

I FIND THIS AFTER DAYS OF SEARCHING. THANK YOU.

[@jesseobeirne9468]

Hey, I just wanted to say. This video is featured as part of an IT course for TAFE NSW in Australia, So I just wanted to spread that they must think it's pretty good. Congratulations!

[@MrSeanandRyan]

This is an excellent video. Gave me everything I needed to know in 11 min.

[@elcapitan549]

Bro, you are fully exposed to vampires.

[@kamryenwashington4882]

This was so so helpful i made this game like a year ago and forgot how to do it but thanks to you i remmber so thank you so mch

[@fredriko6444]

the while True statement makes it ask if I would like to play after ever decision in my game. Does this happen to anyone else? Or do you know how to fix?

[@hereiseminem]

If you still need an answer, you may not have indented properly. Make sure everything below the while True is shifted by one tab-space to the right. You can select everything except the while True and hit tab if you are in Pycharm. Don't forget the break in the else to stop the infinite loop when you want.

[@elianderson8849]

6 weeks in a class about pyCharm and I learned more from this video

[@TheLaughterAsylum]

wow man you taught me two new things thanks a lot, going to share this video in my Python squad

[@iagodecarvalho3055]

Thanx for the tutorial, just subscribed. Could you make a video teaching how to make an inventory system to this game?

[@Ram-dw3hv]

This video really helped me with my assignment for school that i really had no hope of doing on my own. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!

[@Ashleysbaking]

I remember playing games like this when I was very young. Kings quest. It’s very similar and was a lot of fun. Defiantly going to try making my own

[@kelceyfirth]

Not sure if this is more intermediate but I put all of the parts into functions which return a variable which has the next function. I used while loops to validate the answers and created characters which ask questions (inputs) and retrieve the information at a later time.

[@00mad_max]

im learning how to code because of this one girl i truly love. shes a comp engg!!

Thank you for your help. I've learned so many things because I've no xp in this stuff. It makes me feel amazing, I will try to create my own text-based game, first this then an apk. Thank you so much

[@kemmyexists]

thank you i think its finally starting to click for me with this programming stuff edit: so I decided to program this zombie NYC apocalypse! so far I have completed 4 endings! this is a lot of fun thank you so much for being easy with this guide. I can finally understand some part of coding without it feeling alien.

[@busterdafydd3096]

Looking at this tutorial... And then his subs, and then his most recent videos... Something doesn't add up quite well. Well I'm glad he's got better at programming than this

[@deoxybribedcoding2803]

From what i've learned with python all you need to learn for a text adventure is 1. print("") 2. input = ("") 3. def something(): something() make sure if you're making a long one display it like this def something(): print("Text") name = input("Name:") something() thats very basic but it includes all 3 points. def can be named anything and so can the input

Isn’t Python the most beautiful language?

[@deoxybribedcoding2803]

@ sure is until vsc decides to say syntax error even if there isn't one 😭

[@mrunixman1579]

I am having a go at another one which relates to an old dream of mine. I have done one previously to mock granny's garden type game. I done many python courses myself. Mine involves a tower in middle of nowhere which is guarded and some hateful man. It uses ASCII drawings too. Some of these ideas also came out of Final Fantasy 14.

[@amyana9120]

I love your videos and I subscribed and always liked your videos

[@turtle413]

AWEESOME VIDEO BRO !!!! I'm very new to python and out of ten different things I watched, this is the Best ! THANK YOU !

[@5IVES-TCR]

you helped me so much man i needed to make some kind of game for school and I had no idea what to do but you taught me a lot.

[@حسينمحمدكاظم-ي6غ]

Dude you are a legend, I really love watching your videos and i learn a lot of it Thanks for that vid😊

[@WaynesStrangeBrain]

Thanks, I gave this exact assignment to my students and this video is perfect.

[@Larry21924]

Your narrative is compelling; much like a book I cherished for its depth. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Various Authors

[@00Gerny00]

Can you do this outside the terminal so you can make the text larger and maybe implement images?

[@musiclife5551]

Definitely you can and obviously the project will get a little bit more complex! You can use flask and make your app work in the browser. You will sending choices as a response on get request and handle user input as answer using post request! It's not hard but you need a little bit practice with that

[@dnss1232]

This is the best tutorial I've ever seen! The only tutorial that really helped me creating a Text Adventure game! Appreciate it!

[@markorossie9296]

Thanks well done. Curious how this could be turned into a text-parser-like adventure so we could get rid of those static if-statements a bit. Thanks

[@kimchiking123]

thank you I like the way you organize and write your code

[@mrlemon9848]

Bro ur videos are super helpful! THX

[@nimomaniachannel]

ive run the code on the terminal (because im on linux) but it keeps saying "line 8: IndentationError: expected an indented block"

[@BeaChapman]

I'm watching this exactly three years after it was published. Funny

[@AlexAntuna]

Awesome video! Really enjoy your content!

[@B1smarkk]

HI, thx a lot for this tutorial, it was well done. What would you recommend to focus on next as a beginner?

[@JasonKalka]

Great video, really straightforward.

[@IndigoStar]

Thanks for the great explanation :D

[@AS-ej1zd]

Is there any way to 'export' the game so that someone can play it outside of the program? Or do they basically have to pull up the Python editor and type in the bottom of the screen in order to play every time?

[@jamesmortensen6819]

Feels like you could use booleans variables so as to not have so many nested ifs

[@spanailos]

Hey, this Video is very helpful. I literally just started learning Python and programming in general and was looking exactly for this, trying to do my own little adventure. I have one question I am stuck right now. How can I make a restart in the game, when I loose. Like: answer = input ("You loose. Wanna restart the game?") if answer == "Yes" and now make the game jump back to the top to restart? I looked around a while on the internet, but could not find a way to make it happen. Does anyone can help me out how to do this?

[@starksmusic.9882]

Good Christmas gift

[@dunadain100]

Would you have lessons on stats and dice rolling for choices If i wanted to add rpg elements?

[@siddharthkale3670]

Awesome video. Helped me a lot!!!

[@GiGi-yk4xn]

very helpful video! thank you

[@achintaacharya4296]

Merry Christmas

[@TechWithTim]

Thanks!

[@mirabirazz]

thank you so much for this lifesaver fr

[@Haji_Original]

How do we create it as multiple choice with every answer having a different outcome?

[@jean7464]

You can make it as a if/else statement. If (go that way) than happens sometimes, else if (if you want more that two options) that happens sometimes else and then else and you write what should happen.

[@WillowMayim]

Really fun! Just ran it through and it works great. Thanks!

[@sandraciccarello3256]

How would you include a win or lose condition to state whether you lost or won the game at the end instead of printing it after every choice?

[@GuitarsRgood7]

Great tutorial! Helped me better understand if statements, and I got to make a silly text adventure for people to play.

[@shadowfrost-kz5vo]

is there a way to move the cursor in the game run tdown to the next line for the players input?

[@freshness_of_air7909]

This is by far the greatest tutorial i have ever watched. tysm

[@panchod2325]

i keep getting a expected an indented block error could someone please help me

[@ChewingGumIsCool]

same

[@trinitybulldogs]

I am just learning python. Your videos help. I have a question. If you were moving through a series of rooms and needed to collect items. What would be the code for that if the command would be get "item name"? One other thing if you move forward to a room and want to go backward to that room what would be the code for that? Thank you for your help in advance.

[@adyanchowdhury4318]

did you figure it out?

[@vynshi]

Me and my friends made a game like this but with health, damage, random events and stuff like that. Very cool tutorial nonetheless

[@vbps3]

So if there are multiple choices, and it's a longer game, will there just be indentations that you have to scroll through? Is it hard to manage which indentation/choice you are on there?

[@shikasketchbook7610]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, really appreciate it. I wonder how to package this with GUI or graphics, tq

[@staaldak]

If the game started with "Would you like to play?" Instead of "What you like to play?" with a (yes/no) answer, I would have kept watching.

[@Shwoble]

yeah but yes might be the name of the game

[@etharno8566]

does the .lower.strip affect the rest of the code after or only that input??

[@fejiobbdo]

I would have really liked to learn some way of looping back to a specific line of code, to repeat an input prompt, in case the player makes a typo or something. Could I get a tip as to how I might do that?

[@tybuddy100]

You can make functions. Then you could have it repeat a line of code without writing it again. I'll give you an example, when I put # I'm explaining something and it's not part of the code. def direction(): #makes a function that is named "direction" answer= input("Do you want to go left or right? ") if answer == "left" : print("You died") elif answer == "right": print("You escaped") else: direction() #this calls the direction function when an invalid answer is given. This will repeat all the code that is part of the direction function. direction() #you have to write the function name (call the function) in order to make it show when you run the program.

[@wizardtowergames]

What program are you using to types the python code in

[@messykhermelice6752]

Thank you so much for this video!!!!!

[@ZorothTheAwesome]

I noticed there are these nice lines on your screen to help you space things correctly, I have python open and don't have them. How do I turn them on?

[@darraghboland1908]

hello I am on thonny and a weird pop if keeps telling me that there is a problem when handling top level responding have any ideas why?

[@KlimVoroshilov-vg8wz]

This really helped me out. Liked and subbed.

[@TechWithTim]

Thank you!

[@Psycho48028]

what coputer version of python do you use? I am having trouble with my current one

[@adamfomin6328]

What if u draw someone to a dead end is there anyway to have them go back to a previous step

[@kaelyn1]

oh so we don't need to put different variables for different answers? we can just use the same variable (answer)?

[@musiclife5551]

Yeah you can use the same variable. Also instead of hardcoding question in if statements you can create a list of dictionaries called scenes with some data you need for each scene(for example correct_answer and wrong_answer that would be messages you can choose between, next_question that will be the key of the next scene item and gameover_message that will be printed if you take the wrong path. And you can implement a function that will be consume these scene items and compare given answer with correct one and move the game to the next scene. These are some ideas, you can play around and learn by doing mistakes.

[@kaelyn1]

@@musiclife5551 oooohh okaay that's really helpful to know! thank you very much!

[@SirJohnny0]

Couldn't you make a program for each scenario and then make a main program where you import the scenarios into the correct pathways, to avoid a cramped program? Although it would be harder to debug.

[@thegamecracks1317]

Interesting idea, I've never thought of splitting scenarios like that. I can't think of a reason why it would be harder to debug, as Python will specify which module, or program, caused the exception. You can also raise custom exceptions to help explain what happened if say, you coded an incorrect parameter to one of your functions.

[@matthewchaney5975]

What thing are you typing on and how do you get it.

[@maheedesai8362]

I'm not sure what he's typing on, but you can use repl.it. It's a website.

[@justme-kx9nk]

You can use codeskulptor3 it is great for coding if you are a beginner

[@serenasing]

Thank you! This was fun and simple☺️

[@dominicballinger6536]

I'd recommend, at least to make it restart, to have the game code lay in a function and call it as long as a startup prompt is equal to y or yes or whatever.

[@Uploadnamess]

So Good ♥

[@ratman_jr5308]

yo I have this program that isn't working very well and I was wondering if you could help me fix it print("The Ghost of Harambe By Cade you nonce") name = input("what's you're name? name: ") age = input("okay " + name + " how old are you? age: ") ins = input("you're name is " + name + " and you're age is " + age + " Correct Yes/No ") if ins.lower().strip() == "yes" or "Yes": print("Cool") elif ins == "no" or "No": print("Too bad") else: print("INVALID INPUT RESTART GAME") any help would be appreciated EDIT: did you make this video on Christmas?

[@purplev2791]

It would be great to include the error statement, if there is one! =) One mistake here might be the "or" operator in your if-statement. The or-operator sets another condition. Now it checks if a variable called "Yes" has the value true, because that's the default condition for an if-statement. So you would have to repeat the actual condition, for example: if ins.lower().strip() == "yes" or ins.lower().strip() == "Yes" But this isn't necessary. The .lower() makes sure the input of the user is lowercase. So the user could type in "YES" or even "YeS" and as long the variable ins has the lower() method, the value will become "yes". That's why you don't need the upper-case condition for "yes" and "no". I hope you already found the solution in the meantime. :)

[@makian_real]

Problem is on line 2 replace you're with your

[@JoeCnNd]

ok, trying this in sublime and when I build it actually builds and I answer the question yes and it doesn't do anything. The answer is in white like the question and doesn't turn green like yours either.

[@gameryusic825]

I coded a Jojo theme fighting game thanks to you. THANK YOU!

[@atiaemmanuel9149]

Can I no how

[@Uploadnamess]

Hello Dude i need your help. I Maked a program and i have input but i wanna makeing this program working in cmd so if i write / value = input("Your Name : ") print("Hello"+value) on cmd ?

[@stroodlekitty13]

I think it should work , though I have never tried it in cmd: python value = input("Your name:") print("Hello " + value)

[@nicduane]

Thanks for an awesome guide! Is there a way I can export my game for those without python to play it?

[@end_me_pls3363]

Ok, nice. But what if i need to add like graphics and stuff? I kinda want to make a visual novel but i can't use ren'py or those kind of tools :/

[@MrMan-np9jg]

Why can't you use renpy?

[@prominebloxer5759]

Question, is there a way to make a "home base" where you can route players?

[@prinssinakki9463]

but how do you turn the game into a window? pls I need help.

[@cueapronn329]

I would like to know this aswell. My guess is using import tkinter for GUI control.

[@Lucidity32]

you can try to import the pygame module in order to create the UI for the game. you can find a free pdf textbook online called "invent your own computer games using python" where it explains how to do that, and gives you more easy games to try coding. hope that helped!

[@orangutanmonkey3406]

The turtle module is built into python, turtle is recommended for beginners. To make a screen using turtle just type wn = turtle.Screen ().

[@WickerVarietyShow]

I feel like I did everything right but I get this in answer - input("Would you like to play a game? (yes/no) ") NameError: name 'answer' is not defined I've checked my work over multiple times

[@saiydrian]

answer = input not answer - input

[@thegremlinduke2190]

Can I use Python coding on notepad ++ I am planning to create visual novels of Ren, Py is free but I don't have a drawing pad to create custom visual novels so any tips. Because I try to world build for books 'normal books' but I struggle with that and I want to be a writer/game developer anyways. Why not kill two birds and stone I would be a writer but with my own method. Besides I want to be a game developer as well and I stop coding about a year ago and I don't know why it was fun and interesting.

[@swamikboi5668]

You could have multipal levels for the game, and modes

[@jaquaviusvonquayquayiii5463]

Thank you

[@dechlankearney4028]

Is there a way to extract it, Like so I could send it to friends to play for example?

[@thomasgerhardt7774]

Is it possible to lay simple graphics over this?

[@Scott.T]

You deserve a sub and a like😁👏

[@zacdarrah5274]

Is there a way to make it go back an x amount of decisions instead of having to restart the program?

[@silxene4205]

you could define each question, then if they gett it wrong just go back to a certain defined function

[@ilacegod1053]

What does the .lower() and the .strip() do?

[@ChonGeeSan]

.lower() makes the string all lower case, .strip() removes whitespace characters from the beginning and the end of the string (not from the middle). All of these work only on string objects. You might want to test this first, or convert it into a string with str(). You might also be interested in .split() this will split the string into a list of strings, it will cut where ever you have a whitespace character. (Whitespace can be: space, newline, tab, ... stuff that is there, but invisible)

[@ilacegod1053]

@@ChonGeeSan oh nice ty. Never thought this would get answered 😂

[@ChonGeeSan]

@@ilacegod1053 You've probably found the answers to your question, just wanted to give and answer for those who read it and want to know. :)