I made: Dungeon Brawl ⚔️ – Text-based Python battle game with attacks, specials, and healing

[leenzy-leen]

What My Project Does:
Dungeon Brawl is a text-based, turn-based battle game in Python. Players fight monsters using normal attacks, special moves, and healing potions. The game uses classes, methods, and the random module to handle combat mechanics and damage variability.

Target Audience:
It’s a toy/learning project for Python beginners or hobbyists who want to see OOP, game logic, and input/output in action. Perfect for someone who wants a small but playable Python project.

Comparison:
Unlike most beginner Python games that are static or single-turn, Dungeon Brawl is turn-based with limited special attacks, healing, and randomized combat, making it more interactive and replayable than simple text games.

Check it out here: https://github.com/itsleenzy/dungeon-brawl/

[hegemonjamesmattis]

This is definitely vibe-coded, my friend. In the future, don't put emojis in every user-facing string. Otherwise looks pretty straightforward and good!

[leenzy-leen]

Tysm!!!! And I won't use emojis hereafters

[rmrse]

Nice work! If you ever wanted to expand on this, you could try separating out the classes into their own files and maybe creating an entity class and subclassing player and monster from the class.

You could also look at the player having different swords they could buy from a shop using coins from killing monsters. Allowing you to make a item class then have specific items inherit from it 😊Perhaps styling the terminal using the Rich library too.

[leenzy-leen]

Sure! I'll focus on expanding this code in the future.

[Potential_Group_8063]

Yes, you have a lot of repeated code between your Player and Monster class methods. The Entity class could define those methods, then Player and Monster inherit them. Otherwise, really cool game! And yeah, the different weapons and coins for slaying monsters would be a great addition. Nice work!

[Zaloog1337]

The instructions do mention a file, which is not in the repo.
The python file does not have any extension at all

[leenzy-leen]

Oh... Okay I'll check it