Since I completed my triple X game, I wanted to share it.
#include <iostream>
bool PlayGame(int Mult, int Add)
{
int MagicA, MagicB, MagicC;
std::cin >> MagicA >> MagicB >> MagicC;
if (MagicA * MagicB * MagicC == Mult && MagicA + MagicB + MagicC == Add)
{
std::cout << "A cracking sound enters your ears and the door slowly opens!\n";
return true;
}
else
{
std::cout << "You wait and wait, but nothing happens.\n";
return false;
}
}
void IntroLevel(int Mult,int Add)
{
bool bResult;
std::cout << "Opening your eyes, you find yourself on a bed inside a dark room.\nLooking around, you see a door.\nYou get up from the bed and walk up to the door.\nOn it, you find - what three numbers multiplied is "<<Mult<<" and what those three numbers added up is "<<Add<<"\nSpeak out your answer and if it's correct, the door will open.\nIf it's wrong, it will stay forever closed.\n";
bResult = PlayGame(Mult,Add);
if (bResult == false)
{
char RetryInput;
std::cout << "Do you want to try again? (Y/N)\n";
std::cin >> RetryInput;
RetryInput=tolower(RetryInput);
if(RetryInput == 'y') IntroLevel(8, 6);
else exit(1);
}
}
void SubsequentLevels()
{
int MagicA, MagicB, MagicC, Mult, Add;
bool bResult;
MagicA = rand() % 10;
MagicB = rand() % 10;
MagicC = rand() % 10;
Mult = MagicA * MagicB * MagicC;
Add = MagicA + MagicB + MagicC;
std::cout << "Entering a new room you find a door.\nYou walk up to it and on it you find - what three numbers multiplied is " << Mult << " and what those three numbers added up is " << Add << "\nSpeak out your answer and if it’s correct, the door will open.\nIf its wrong, it will stay forever closed.\n";
bResult = PlayGame(Mult, Add);
if (bResult == false)
{
char RetryInput;
std::cout << "Do you want to try again? (Y/N)\n";
std::cin >> RetryInput;
RetryInput = tolower(RetryInput);
if (RetryInput == 'y') IntroLevel(Mult, Add);
else exit(1);
}
}
int main()
{
IntroLevel(8,6);
while (true)
{
SubsequentLevels();
}
}
I thought about implementing difficulty into the triple X game but decided against it.
