module 5: project one sample dragon text game storyboard pseudocode flowchart

delines and 0 Rubric Competency In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competency. Translate requirements to solve problems computationally Scenario You work for a small company that creates text-based games. You have been asked to pitch an idea to your team for a text-based adventure game with a theme and environment of your choice. Your game must include different rooms, items, and a villain. The basic gameplay will require the player to move between different rooms to gather all of the items. A player wins the game by collecting all the items before encountering the villain. The player will have two options for commands in the game moving to a different room, and getting an item from the room they are in. Movement between rooms happens in four simple directions: North, South East, and West. You must include the designs for your game as a part of your idea pitch. Specifically, you have been asked to provide a map that displays the different rooms and items. You have also been asked to use pseudocode or flowcharts to design code for moving between rooms and getting items. If your pitch gets approved, these designs will help your team members understand the pitch, and will help the team develop the game in the future. Directions In this project, you will break the problem down into a set of requirements for your game program. Then you will design your game by creating a storyboard and pseudocode or flowcharts. Remember, in Project One, you are only designing the game. You will actually develop the code for your game in Project Two 1. Review the Sample Dragon Text Game Storyboard in the Supporting Materials section to see a sample storyboard for a dragon themed game. You will begin by creating a storyboard to plan out your game. Using one of the templates located in the What to Submit section, write a short paragraph that describes the theme of your game by answering all of the following questions: What is your theme? What is the basic storyline? What rooms will you have? (Note: You need a minimum of eight.) What items will you have? (Note: You need a minimum of six.) Who is your villain? 2. Next, you will complete your storyboard by designing a map that organizes the required elements of the game (rooms, items, and villain). Using the blank map in your template, organize the different rooms and the items in each room. The following requirements must be met: There must be a minimum of eight rooms. Each room must contain one item, with the exception of the "start" room and the room containing the villain. The "start" room is where players will begin their moves and should not contain any items. The room containing the villain should not contain any items. 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