By Chris Wang, Dmitriy Chukhin, and Jim Ladd October 3, 2014
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Lord of the Rings is an object-oriented adventure game built on Python. It was made purely for educational and entertainment purposes.
To start a game, simply type: $ ./main.py
"help" displays the game's total command list and should be referenced.
To test the game, type: $ ./test.py
You should see output similar to the following:
Ran 96 tests in 0.005s
OK
(The number of tests may vary)
To run the tests (test.py), you must have the mock library installed: $ sudo pip install mock
Game is fun but suffers seriously from poor user interface. Player reaches max level mid-way through the game.
Future editions of this game should:
- Implement a better user interface that is more forgiving. Currently, users get frustated at the UI.
- Develop the ability to access certain "in world" commands in cities. For instance, user should be able to equip item in cities.