1. design your game
3. Open the zuul-bad project in BlueJ and save it as LastName-zuul1, using your last name, e.g., Smith-zuul1.
4. Start by completing Exercises 6e: 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 / 5e: 6.1, 6.2, and 6.3. There is nothing to turn in for these exercises. As you design your game scenario, keep in mind the following:
   • Your game should have at least 6 rooms and no more than 10 rooms.
   • Each room should have a descriptive name.
   • Your rooms should be different from the rooms in the program already. Do not simply extend the existing scenario; create your own.
   • Be creative. This game scenario will be the basis for future assignments so make it something that will keep your interest.
5. Complete Exercise 6e: 8.4 / 5e: 6.4.
   • Create a map of your game scenario in any common electronic format (such as .pdf, .doc, .pptx, .jpg, etc.).
   • Update the source code of your zuul project to create the rooms and connections as you designed them.
   • Update the welcome and help messages to match your scenario.
   • The rooms created in your zuul project and the connections from one room to another should match your map.
     • Make sure the connections between rooms are clear in your map. I will assume that connections between rooms are bidirectional unless you indicate otherwise (e.g., with arrowheads).
6. Test your program.
7. Document your changes.
   • Adjust the comment block at the top of the file to include a 1-2 sentence description of your specific game scenario.
   • Add your name to the @author list and update the version.