In this assignment, you combine while loops, if/elif/else logic, and nesting of code.

(A later text game project will require additional coding ideas,  but this game will give you a chance to be creative using the tools you have so far.)

Requirements:

• Create a game with a main menu and two submenus. Each of these menus uses a while loop to let the user keep choosing actions until they leave the menu.
• Each menu needs to include one user input followed by a series of if/elif/else branches. Use a minimum of two elif branches in each series.
• Include “quit” and “help” commands in each menu. In general, try to make it easy for the user to figure out what they are supposed to do.
• Use variables to store information about the game as the user makes choices. For example, you can have variables to store money, health, a score, hunger, number of items collected, and so on.

Examples of things that can happen in your game:

• Acquiring items
• Buying and/or selling
• Playing a randomized game of chance
• Answering questions
• Looking at things
• Getting upgrades
• Gaining experience or score points
• Completing a level or area and moving onto another one

Some types of game that can work:

• An economy / business game such as a lemonade stand or a stock market simulation game
• A mystery game where the user looks at clues and collects items to solve the mystery
• A turn based combat game involving health points, damage, and so on
• A game with different areas to explore and things to look at and collect
• A puzzle game with words / letters / numbers
• A choose your own adventure story
• An escape room
• Oregon Trail style game
• Prodigy math game style game