def updateBullet(aiSettings, screen, ship, bullets, aliens, explosionSound, wowSound, stats, sb):
bullets.update()
# get rid of the unused bullet
for bullet in bullets.copy():
if bullet.rect.bottom <= 0:
bullets.remove(bullet)
# check for collision with bullet
collision = pygame.sprite.groupcollide(bullets, aliens, True, True)
for hit in collision:
explosionSound.play()
dead = Dead(screen, hit)
dead.drawDead()
stats.score += 10
sb.prepScore()
pygame.display.flip()
# create new fleet when we finish destroy every alien
if len(aliens) == 0:
bullets.empty()
wowSound.play()
createFleet(aiSettings, screen, ship, aliens)
aiSettings.scaleSpeed()
# update high score if we make a new one
hScore = 0
# get the high score from the file
with open('highscore.txt') as fileObject:
hScore = fileObject.read()
# save high score
if stats.score > int(hScore):
# rewrite the high score
with open('highscore.txt', 'w') as fileObject:
fileObject.write(str(stats.score))
sb.prepHScore()
def upstairs_to_main_floor(self):
print("""
You and your friends are pretty creeped out at this point. You look around,
meet everyone's eyes and motion your head to go down the stairs. Your friends
nod, and you start to creep back down the way you came. As your last friend
is about halway down the staircase, you hear one final creak and know that something
is wrong. You feel the boards begin to creak beneath you. The wooden stairs
begin to spinter and crack revealing that there is much more than just one floor
that you will fall. You think that if you jump you can make it before the
stairs collapse. However, you see your friend Lydia, will never make the jump.
Do you jump and risk it or do you save Lydia?
""")
choice = input("> ")
if "jump" in choice:
print("""
You manage to jump out of the way just in time, landing cleanly on your feet.
Lydia, however, was not so lucky. You call her name down the cavernous black
hole where the staircase used to be. You can't see anything and you hear
nothing in response. What do you do? \n
Do you cut your losses and leave the house? \n
Or do you risk it all to save Lydia? \n
""")
choice = input("> ")
if "leave" in choice:
from dead import Dead
Dead().dead("""You are too stunned from surviving the fall that you
have no time to greive for your lost friend. You leave the house bruised,
but you are alive. Time passes and you have never gone back to the house,
out of fear, and also guilt. You are much older now, and you hear urban legends
from the younger generation speaking of a young woman, badly crooked,
wandering the house seeking her lost friends.""")
else:
from basement import Basement
Basement().explore_basement()
elif "Lydia" in choice or "save" in choice or "lydia":
from dead import Dead
Dead().dead("""
You, and a few others, fall with Lydia to the cavern below. You land
hard on your side. As you get up you find that you are badly injured,
but you are able to walk. Upon investigation however, you find that some
of your friends are not as lucky. \n
As you investigate your surroundings you see no way out. It is as if this
pit was here for this purpose. You touch the wall to find that it is carved
from jagged rock. Lydia, who is the only climber among you, would have been
able to scale out of there but here injuries are too extreme. You scream
for help, but you know that there is no one around for miles. After several
failed attempts you sit with your back against a wall. All you can do
now is wait.
""")
else:
print("Try typing 'Lydia' or 'jump'.")
UpstairsToMainFloor().upstairs_to_main_floor()
def check_bullet_alien_collisions(ai_settings, screen, stats, sb, ship, aliens,
bullets, abullets, ralien, audio, death,
bunkers):
if pygame.sprite.spritecollideany(ship, abullets):
if ship.deadc == 10:
ship.dead = True
if pygame.sprite.groupcollide(bullets, bunkers, True, False) or \
pygame.sprite.groupcollide(abullets, bunkers, True, False):
'''ignore'''
collisions = pygame.sprite.spritecollideany(ralien, bullets)
if collisions:
bullets.remove(collisions)
ralien.dead()
stats.score += 200
sb.prep_score()
collisions = pygame.sprite.groupcollide(bullets, aliens, True, True)
if collisions:
ai_settings.alien_tracker -= 1
for alien in collisions.values():
ali = alien.pop()
death.add(Dead(screen, ali.rect))
stats.score += ali.worth
sb.prep_score()
check_high_score(stats, sb)
if ai_settings.speed_buffer > 0:
ai_settings.speed_buffer -= 1
else:
ai_settings.increase_speed()
ai_settings.speed_buffer = 2
if len(aliens) == 0:
bullets.empty()
ai_settings.reset()
stats.level += 1
sb.prep_level()
create_fleet(ai_settings, screen, aliens)
def living_room(self):
print("""
You lead your friends into the living room. The entire room is covered with
a thin layer of dust except for the grand piano which somehow, despite its
degree of dilapitation, is seemingly spotless. \n
Your can feel the mood in the room start to shift, but your friends shake
it off among some nervous laughter. \n
You are drawn to the piano. You don't know how to play, but you get a sudden
urge to push your fingers down on the ivory keys. \n
Do you dare play? Or will you explore another room? \n
""")
choice = input("> ")
if "yes" in choice or "play" in choice:
from dead import Dead
print("""
You press one finger down on a key. The piano is badly out of tune,
but you can't resist playing another key, and then another. \n
Soon you are sitting on the bench playing your heart out to a tune that
both pains and excites you. \n
The more you keep playing the less the piano sounds out of tune, and
the more it sounds like sweet music. \n
You play until your fingers are raw, and you can feel hunger growing
in your belly. \n
You play your way to the final cresendo, fingers cascading down the
keys almost too fast to be visible. \n
Once the final note has been played you breath a sigh of releif.
Your masterpiece is complete. \n
You turn to see your friends but instead you are in an area restored
to its former grandeur. \n
An audience of ghostly figures applauds you. \n
'Play another!' they shriek. \n
You turn back to the piano. \n
""")
Dead().dead("""You are caught in a never ending loop of piano playing. \n
You don't know how much time has passed, but eventually you are ushered
off the piano bench and onto a seat in the audience. \n
You don't understand, wasn't your playing enjoyable. \n
A sad woman nearby seems to read your mind when she says 'Don't worry,
we will just wait here until another player arrives. \n
""")
elif "explore" in choice or "room" in choice:
from explore_main_floor import ExploreMainFloor
ExploreMainFloor().explore_main_floor()
else:
print("I don't understand. Try typing 'yes' or 'no'.")
LivingRoom().living_room()
def check_bullet_alien_collisions(ai_settings, screen, stats, sb, ship, aliens, bullets, abullets,
ralien, audio, death, bunkers):
"""Respond to bullet-alien collisions"""
# Remove any bullets and aliens that have collided.
if pygame.sprite.spritecollideany(ship, abullets):
if ship.deadc == 10:
ship.dead = True
if pygame.sprite.groupcollide(bullets, bunkers, True, False) or \
pygame.sprite.groupcollide(abullets, bunkers, True, False):
audio.exploa.play(audio.explob)
collisions = pygame.sprite.spritecollideany(ralien, bullets)
if collisions:
bullets.remove(collisions)
ralien.dead()
stats.score += 200
sb.prep_score()
audio.exploa.play(audio.explob)
collisions = pygame.sprite.groupcollide(bullets, aliens, True, True)
if collisions:
ai_settings.alien_tracker -= 1
audio.exploa.play(audio.explob)
for alien in collisions.values():
ali = alien.pop()
death.add(Dead(screen, ali.rect))
audio.exploa.play(audio.explob)
stats.score += ali.worth
sb.prep_score()
check_high_score(stats, sb)
if ai_settings.speed_buffer > 0:
ai_settings.speed_buffer -= 1
else:
ai_settings.increase_speed()
ai_settings.speed_buffer = 2
if len(aliens) == 0:
# If the entire fleet is destroyed, start a new level.
bullets.empty()
ai_settings.reset()
# Increase level.
stats.level += 1
sb.prep_level()
create_fleet(ai_settings, screen, aliens)
def hallway(self):
print("""
Maybe you are feeling bold, or perhaps you are feeling a bit rash, but
you decide to follow the voice that was coming from the hallway. You make
your way forward, apprehensive of what you might find. \n
There is a mirror at the end of the hall, only visible by the moonlight
coming through one of the windows. In the mirror you see the reflection of
a little girl. The era of her clothing looks like the era of the house, and
similarly, in the same degree of disrepair. \n
You walk closer to the mirror, directly in front of it, and address the child.
You ask her what she is doing in the mirror, and why she told you to avoid
the other room. \n
The girl begins "A powerful deamon resides in that room. It trapped me in this
mirror long ago, and it is one of the main reasons why this place is cursed.
The deamon changes its appearence everytime you encounter it. It can look like
a stranger or someone you know. This makes it particularly fearsome." \n
You aren't sure what to say, or really, if you believe what you are seeing.
The girl inturrupts your thoughts. "Help me," she pleads "something has
to be done about this presence. Then I will finally be able to get out of this
prison." The girl says the last part with a frown. \n
Part of you is hesitant, but the other part wants to help this poor child.
What do you do? \n
Help the girl, or leave the house now?
""")
choice = input('> ')
if "help" in choice or "girl" in choice:
from dead import Dead
print("""
You decide that you should help this girl. You ask what you can do.
She tells you that you need to remove the mirror from the wall. She reminds
you to be careful, that this will only work if the mirror is intact.
"Move it forward in front of you like a shield. Be mindful never to look
at the deamon. Let my voice be your guide and I will take care of the rest." \n
You pull the mirror off the wall. Just before you turn the mirror away from
you, the girl flashes a smile. The mirror feels cumbersome in your hands as you
move towards the illuminated room. When you reach the threshold of the room
the already ajar door drifts open, inviting you in. \n
You see nothing but the wooden panel of the back of the mirror, but you
can feel the warmth of the fire on the fronts of your fingers. A voice that
defies age, gender, or accent speaks "So it has finally come to this". Your
grip tightens on the mirror. \n
You hear someone stand up from a chair. Face still behind the mirror, you
look off to the side and observe the shadows cast by the fire. You see
a shape move toward you that is impossibly large. At first glance it resembles
a human figure, the next you aren't even sure how you thought it looked
human in the first place. \n
That is the last thing you remember before you hear shrill, shrieking sounds
that make you want to put your hands to your ears. You hold tighter to
the mirror. Your fingertips feel heat, then they start to burn and sear.
You grip the mirror through blinding pain. \n
Almost as soon as it began it is over. You don't understand what transpired.
You removed a hand from the mirror to inspect the damage. As you release your
grip you see smoke rising from your singed hand. "Turn the mirror around, touch
the glass and I can heal you the girl says". \n
With some pain your turn the mirror to face you and put both palms on the glass.
A light starts emitting from where your hands make contact and you can see
your wounds healing, like you are watching the damange that was done in
rewind. Your hands heal completely. When you try to pull them away they are
stuck to the glass. You look up to see the little girl is sporting a
sinister grin. \n
You are actively working to pull your hands away, but bit by bit you are
losing sensation in your arms. This moves through your torso, to your legs,
and eventually, your head. You feel drowsy, like you are in a dream. \n
You see your hands pull away and flex. You did not do this. You look to the
mirror and the little girl has vanished.
""")
Dead().dead("""
Your body stretches, takes in a deep breath, and sighs. "Ahhh!" you hear
your own voice say. "It feels good to be back in flesh!" You try to scream
but nothing happens. "Well, thank you for that! I have been stuck in that mirror
for centuries. That deamon trapped me there years ago. Thanks for freeing me!
Now, let's join your friends shall we?"
""")
elif "leave" in choice:
from upstairs_to_main_floor import UpstairsToMainFloor
UpstairsToMainFloor().upstairs_to_main_floor()
else:
print(f"I don't understand {choice}. Try typing 'leave' or 'help'.")
Hallway().hallway()
def kitchen(self):
print("""
You enter the kitchen and are surprised to find it extraordinarily clean in
an organized chaos kind of way. \n
It seems like every piece of cookware is out of the cabinets and again
you ask yourself why this stuff hasn't been stolen a long time ago.
It is vintage but quality cookware from an era you can't recognize.
You wonder how much a set like this must cost today. \n
As you explore more of the kitchen, you turn around the kitchen island to
find a small table with two chairs propped against a wall. On the table is
an exotic dish. A type of cuisine you have never seen before. The smell
emitted from it is delicious. Your mouth waters and you hear your friend,
Tom come up behind you. 'If you don't take a bite then I will' he says. \n
Do you take the first bite or will you let Tom taste the delicacy before you?
""")
choice = input("> ")
if "Tom" in choice or "tom" in choice:
from dead import Dead
print("""
Tom takes a hesitant first bite, but as he chews and swallows, you can
see he enjoys it. He groans with delight as he forks a second, and then
a third. His eyes get wide and soon he has wolfed down the entire dish.
He picks up the plate and licks it clean. \n
'That was so GOOD!' Tom yells. 'I HAVE TO HAVE MORE!'. Tom frantically
searches through the kitchen to find any morsel of what he just ate.
You see his eyes grow desperate and wild. 'PLEASE, I NEED MORE!' he
shouts again. \n
You walk over to comfort him or snap him out of whatever he is experiencing.
You put a hand on Tom's shoulder, but before you can think of what to
say, he graps your arm and sniffs deeply. 'Oh, THAT'S IT!' he screams.
You try to yank your arm away, but Tom has too firm a hold. Tom takes
a bite out of your arm and you are blinded with pain. You shout out to
your remaining friends, but they have fled. \n
You are soon overpowered by Tom who is wasting no time whittling you
away bite by bite.
""")
Dead().dead(
"""You start to lose vision and everything goes black. The last
thing you feel is the far away sensation of Tom biting into your neck."""
)
elif "me" in choice or "I do" in choice:
from dead import Dead
print("""
You try to hide your nerves with a smile as you pick up the fork near
the plate. You pry off the smallest portion possible, put it in your
mouth and chew. You notice a slight off flavor, but also slightly familiar
flavor to the meat. At first you are repulsed by it, but as you begin
to chew it tastes more delactable and savory. \n
Before you are aware of what is happening, the plate is clean. You feel
a hunger start to boil in your stomach. You ignore it at first, but it
grows from a dull annoyance to a crippling gurgle. \n
You frantically search for anything edible. You tear through the kitchen,
throwing pots and pans around, short of tearing your hair out. You turn
and see your friends. Tom who is closest to you stares wide-eyed. \n
You sniff the air. Something smells sweet. You follow your nose closer
to the smell until you realize that it is coming from Tom. Not only is
it coming from him, it IS him. \n
You try to hide the fact that your mouth is watering. You do a poor job
of this as you lick your lips. \n
'Tom' you say 'when did you start smelling so... delicious'? Tom puts up
his arms in defense as you lunge at him. You start taking bites from his
legs as he squirms. He goes still when you go for his neck. \n
""")
Dead().dead(
"""You wipe your mouth when you are satiated. Knowing that you
can't go home you decide it best to sit and wait for the next group of silly
teenagers to come through. \n
""")
else:
print(f"""
I don't understand {choice}. Try typing 'me' or 'Tom'.
""")
Kitchen().kitchen()
def upstairs_room(self):
print("""
You can't resist the pull of the mysterious room. You creep up the stairs
doing your best to do so quietly. Even so, the stairs complain with every step
you take. You look behind your right shoulder, and stretch out your hand
perpendicular to the ground. A guesture that your friends understand means
hang back. You feel a palpable sigh of relief from some of the people in the
group as you turn back to continue on alone. \n
You take hesitant steps on the floor runner, sending dust spurting up with
each foot fall. You feel your heart beat increase as you near the door.
The warmth coming from the doorway is warm, somehow both comforting and unnerving. \n
You take a deep breath as you splay your fingers out to gently push the door
the rest of the way open. \n
The view in front of you is... almost normal? The room is well lighted,
with a fireplace blazing. The walls and floors are clean, a stark juxtoposition
from the rest of the house you have explored. The walls are adorned with
giant oil paintings. Each depciting what you assume to be a scene from some
religious text. \n
You hear a creak, and you nearly stumble backwards when you see a rocking chair
sitting in front of the fire moving on its axis backward. How could you have missed
the chair? Surely you would have known something else was in the room with you?
The chair was there when you walked in the room right? Right? \n
You gulp, and attempt to go back the way you came. When a voice from the
chair states "I am really tired of you kids coming into my home and disturbing
my peace. This is breaking and entering you know. I have a mind to call the
authorities on you." \n
You try to stammer a reply, but before you can formulate that first word,
the stranger speaks again "Tell you what, I haven't entertained visitors
in a long time, and I am very lonely. Play me at a game of
chess, or a hand of cards, and I won't call the police." \n
Which do you play? \n
""")
choice = input('> ')
if "chess" in choice:
from dead import Dead
print(f"""
Confidence suddenly on your side, you say "{choice}" in a flat voice.
From the side of the chair you see a silouetted hand guesture you forward. \n
You approach from the right hand side. Sitting in the rocking chair,
you see a frail old woman. She has a wool blanket resting over her legs,
and is rocking gently back and forth on feet that you cannot see.
She is wearing a neat, white, bun on the top of her head, and earrings
so grand, and so large, you are surprised she isn't toppling over.
Despite her frailty she sits with an incredibly straight back. You
try not to think that she might be stronger than she would appear. \n
Without words she looks at you and nods at the board in front of her.
Already set up, immaculately clean. The pieces gleam in the flickering fire.
You sit in the armchair opposite the old woman. You convince yourself
the armchair was always there. The room itself, feels bigger somehow,
but after looking around it appears that nothing has changed. \n
The woman makes the first move with a shaky hand. You follow up,
first moving pawns to free up other pieces on the board. After the woman
moves her rook across the board to take one of your knights you notice
her hands are significantly more stable. You move a piece to set up
taking her rook and you see that your hands are losing composure. Nerves maybe?
Maybe it was a trick of the fire, but the woman's hair looks far darker
than you first noticed. \n
You start to feel tired, at first a bit drowsy, but soon it is hard to
keep your eyes open. You are hardly aware that you are playing the game,
moving pieces less and less carefully. \n
"Checkmate", you hear, nearly startled out of sleep. You look at the
board and see that indeed it is checkmate. A checkmate that you should
have been able to avoid. You send your gaze to the old woman. However
she isn't old anymore. The hair on her head is thick and healthy, hands
strong and certain in their movement. \n
You look down at your hands, frail, shakey, full of veins and skin
like paper. You touch your face to find the elastic has gone out of it,
and you feel sagging flesh. Running your hands through your hair you
find it is thin and brittle. \n
The woman hops up from her seat "That was a lovely game" she says.
"I doubt we will play again, sorry". She walks out of the room.
""")
Dead().dead(
"""You try to get up and follow her, but you find that you are too weak.
All you can do is rock back and forth in your chair and warm your legs by the fire."""
)
elif "cards" in choice:
from dead import Dead
print(f"""
Confidence suddenly on your side, you say "{choice}" in a flat voice.
From the side of the chair you see a silouetted hand guesture you forward. \n
You approach from the left hand side. You are surpised to come upon a
handsome man. He is nimbly shuffling a deck of cards, shamelessly showing
of tricks only a trained hand could know. He places the deck down, l
ooks you in the eye, and smiles. \n
"Why did you come here?" the man asks in such a way that you aren't sure
if he is angry or amused. He laughs, breaking some of the tension.
"No, no, don't tell me. The reason doesn't matter does it?
You have found yourself in a predictable, almost laughable situation.
You have no idea what's about to happen, and I can see the fear in your eyes.
Despite all this time, I still feel a tiny pang of empathy when
one of you falls victim to a teenage sterotype and ends up here."
The man gestures around the room, pleased with himself. \n
"It's almost too easy. However, I am bored of the song and dance of
mystery and intrigue regarding your fate." The man leans back in
the chair, placing his hands behind his head. He continues "This is
what is going to happen, you will play a hand of cards with me. I don't
care the game, pick anything you want. Even if I haven't heard of it.
It doesn't matter if you win or lose, I think we both know that you won't
be leaving this room." \n
The man pushes the deck of cards toward you. "Shuffle the cards and
deal any game you wish."
""")
Dead().dead("""
You take a deep breath blinking back tears. You tremble as you take
the cards into your hands and ask the man to cut the deck. He obliges
with grace. "Do you know go fish?" You say feebly. The man smiles and
nods as you begin dealing out each card.
""")
else:
print("""
Not sure what you are getting at. Try typing 'cards' or 'chess'.
""")
UpstairsRoom().upstairs_room()
def explore_basement(self):
print("""
You investigate the main floor to find the only closed door. You think it
might be a broom closet, but you open it anyway. You find a winding, dusty,
staircase leading to the basement. There is no light, but you find an electrical
wire snaking its way on the wall. You can't find an outlet, but you assume
that there will be a switch at the bottom of the stairs. \n
With your right hand on the railing, you lead the way down to the basement
in hopes of finding what you are searching for. \n
You were right about the light switch. You flick it on, and for a breif
moment light illuminates the room before the very old bulb shatters. \n
You aren't sure if you saw a figure in the short time that the lights
were on, or if it was just your imagination. \n
Since this is the age of technology, everyone in your party gets out their
cellphones to illuminate the room. The room is still shrouded in shadow,
but it is just bright enough to make out some of the objects scattered about. \n
It looks like a storage room, or an old mueseum for turn of the century gadgets,
made obsolete by newer inventions and cast aside. You see a butter churn,
a loom, and an ornately carved chair that looks very uncomfortable to sit
upon. None of these objects prove any use to you. \n
After everyone has had time for their eyes to adjust, your friend Amy
points at your feet and exclaims "You're standing on a trap door!". Confused,
and a bit flustered, you look down at your shoes to see a trapdoor that even
in this house, looks ancient. You don't need to touch it to know that it is
extremely heavy, and you can feel a light draft on your ankles if you pay
attention. \n
You step aside, bend down, and try your hand at swinging the massive door open.
You grip your hands around the circular lever. Just as you are starting to
put your might into swinging the trap door open, your friend Brian interrupts. \n
"Hey! Everyone! Check this out!" Brian is standing next to a wobbly shelf.
At first glance you don't see what the big deal is, but after everyone aims
their phones at the shelf, Brian pushes it aside to reveal a door.
The door is red, or rather was painted red a long time ago. Most of the color
has been scraped off. It looks like a very similar make to the trapdoor on the
floor. "I think I can hear something moving on the other side!" Brian tells you.\n
Which door do you go through? The trapdoor or the red door?
""")
choice = input("> ")
if "red" in choice:
from dead import Dead
print("""
You stand up from your squat and make your way to the red door. You give
Brian a nod as you grab the donut shaped knob and pull towards yourself.
It's heavy, but you manage to get it open on your own. You hear a click
as the door settles all the way open, as far back on its hinges as it can go.
You smell the scent of earth and mildew. Before you is a long, dark tunnel.
You take a few steps into the tunnel, strain your ears and find that Brian
was right, there IS something moving in the distance. It sounds like
footfalls, but the cadence is unfamiliar, and you also hear a constant
sound like something is being dragged. \n
You tenatively make a few steps forward, as if you are unsure if the
ground will support you. After a few steps you find comfort in the earth
pushing back at you and you guesture your friends to follow you deeper into
the tunnel. \n
Keeping your right hand on the wall you walk, following the sound as it gets
more and more defined. The tunnel gradually widens to a large room with
several eroding pillars. You know the sound is coming from this room, but for
whatever reason it is hard to triangulate. \n
You hear an odd thud on the ground... then another. The third time you hear
it, you turn around to see three of your friends on the ground. Their mouths
are wide, screaming a silent scream and their eyes stare off into the distance.
Brian is amongst the three fallen. You bend down to touch him and feel a
slimy substance on his skin. He is cold to the touch. You turn your head
to come over Brians mouth, and feel his neck for a pulse... nothing. \n
As you stand up to talk with the rest of your friends about an escape you hear
the sound that you now identify as a fallen friend. You hear that sound again,
as you turn, and once more before your eyes can adjust.
""")
Dead().dead("""
You look around and see now that everyone you were with is dead on the floor.
You hear walking and dragging sound, so very close now. You close your
eyes and wait. \n
""")
elif "trap" in choice:
from dead import Dead
print("""
You look at Amy, and together you heave the trapdoor open. You have
Just enough time to move out of the way as the door crashing on the
ground where you just were. A coolness escapes from the chamber envelops
you all and the group lets out a shudder. \n
You look down and all you can see is darkness, with a rope ladder leading
the way down, eventually disappearing as the light has no more to travel. \n
You start making your way down. The ladder squeaks under your weight, but
after pushing yourself into it you determine that it should hold. Step by
step, you make your way down until your foot rests softly on the dirt floor. \n
One after the other your friends continue down in the same fashion. Now, it
is just Amy reamaining at the top of the entrance. \n
You call her name, and ask her to come down. She seems nervous, and
understandably so. After some convincing, Amy makes decends about halway
down the ladder when you notice something is wrong. \n
Like in a movie or a text based adventure game, you hear the sound of the
ropes fraying, and beginning to snap strands. You call Amy's name but she
seems to be paralyzed. You know that if you try and climb the ladder the
ropes with snap faster with you on it. You call her name again and she has
just enough time to give you a terrified look over her shoulder and the
ladder breaks. \n
You can only watch as the the ladder falls to the ground with Amy to follow.
You rush over to where Amy lay. She has blood running out of one ear
and she shows no signs of movement. You check her pulse and find that she,
in one sense of the phrase, is no longer with you. \n
As much as you would like to mourn, you have bigger concerns. As far as you
know, the ladder was the only way out of the pit. There is no cell phone
reception down here for you to call for help. However, after some inspection
you find that there seems to be channels of paths branching off from the
main chamber you find yourself in. The group decided that you should split up,
and should anyone find an exit they will come back and rescue everyone else.
You and two friends take the left most tunnel, and start to walk. Still using
your phones to light the way, you walk for a several hours. \n
You notice that the walls are occasionally adorned with simple paintings.
Most depicting people travelling in the direction that you are walking.
How ironic. \n
You hear a beeping noise and one of your friends informs you that their
phone is almost out of battery. After a few minutes, it turns off completely,
and you try not to notice that it is a bit darker. And hour later. the same thing
happens to your other friend. You gulp and lead the way carrying the only light
you have. After a while that too, blinks out. \n
Your only option is to keep a hand on the wall and continue wandering
blindly forward.
""")
Dead().dead("""
You're not sure how much time has passed, or how you lost your friends
along the way. Steps becoming harder now, you focus on moving one foot in
front of the other, until you cannot propel yourself forward. You tell
yourself it would be okay to sit and rest. You'll get up at any moment and
keep walking. Any moment.
""")
else:
print(f"""
I don't understand {choice}. Try typing 'trapdoor' or 'red door'.
""")
Basement().explore_basement()
# 导入模块
import pygame
import sys
import ybc_box as box
import game_function as gf
from Player import Player
from Setting import Setting
from dead import Dead
from Logger import Logger
sets = Setting()
player = Player()
dead = Dead()
log = Logger('Logging.log')
while True:
try:
# 重置岩浆河位置
dead.f_set_dead(sets)
# 主循环
while True:
if sets.xh == '正常' or sets.xh == '调试' or True:
if sets.level > 7 and sets.xh == '正常':
break
# 使用for循环遍历当前事件列表
for event in pygame.event.get():
# 判断【事件类型】是不是【按下键盘事件】
if event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN:
# 判断【事件按键】是不是【上移键】
if event.key == pygame.K_UP:
gf.up_check(sets, player)