Aggieventure

Inspiration

We were inspired by the idea of making a mini adventure around the TAMU campus.

Our program takes in user input in the form of making a choice on what to do next and uses it to output the consequence of their choices.

We built it using Glitch, which used the programming languages HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

We ran into the challenge of not being able to figure out how to use switch-case syntax. We also had trouble getting the buttons to work.

We were able to finish the program. We are also proud of our counters that we got to function properly.

Roshini learned how to code in Javascript and I learned how hard it was to make a text adventure game.

The next thing for Aggiventure would be the addition of more choices and events the user can go through.

I wrote out most of the scenarios and added a function that allows for different choices to show different resulting text. I also made the dream feature.

Danielle Moreno
I helped with the design aspect and I figured out how the "studying" aspect of the adventure could be coded. I also edited the photo of the wildcat in gimp. I didn't have any experience with JavaScript before so this was a ride.

Roshini George

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