My C++ text based game (TextDungeons) 

I literally found this video today, and you just posted an update 3 hours ago. Insane timing.

@@MistereXMachina Wow yeah updated 3 days ago thats wild. What an adventure.

Here you go buddy, today is your lucky day. 🥳 github.com/TilenBerlak/TextBasedGame.git

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@@bathree_pogromca tak

co powiesz na zrobienie razem tej gru

system ("CLS");

system("cls");

Op Op I dont really know if you still care but if you want you can add me on discord and ill help you. Are you interested?

@@kimjong-un8543 Do you know how to make a game like this?

@@oliver258 Yes I do.

@@kimjong-un8543 Could you possibly help me make one like this? I got discord

@@oliver258 Sure! However discord doesn't work for me, maybe we can use something else?

That is a good question! The menu and the other components of the game are made with functions. Everything you see displayed in the menu is stored in a single function that firstly clears all the previously displayed text before it displays the menu itself. To clear the command window I used a function system("cls") which is a part of the stdlib library. When I opened the credits at 0:07 the game called a function system("cls") and then displayed the credits using the basic output function. When I pressed a random key the game called a function that displays the menu the same way the credits function did. It may look like I go back to the menu but in reality the game just clears the command window and display the new menu. I hope this answers your question.

Hey! I don't really understand what you mean but could you try to add some adjustments to my code? // ConsoleApplication4.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application. // #include "stdafx.h" #include #include using namespace std; int main() { //CountryA Properties float CountryAHealth = 10; //CountryB Properties float CountryBHealth = 10; //CountryC Properties float CountryCHealth = 10; //PlayerCountry int PlayerCountry; //Main Game cout

like how do i add the back button

Use the getchar(); or system("pause"); function at the end of the line. They will help :)

Hey sorry for such a late reply. Well I did some improvements after I made this video but I soon realised that the code I wrote was actually really bad so I decided to work on some other projects. I don't think sharing a bad code with others is a good idea. I will post more content in the upcoming weeks.

+Tilen Berlak Have you posted the code? I'd like to take a look at it.

we will appreciate it very much believe us. :D