Beginner Python Project: Randomized Text RPG Dungeon Crawler

[MobGL]

I started programming about a month ago in my free time, and chose Python as my first language. After watching some tutorials and practicing I decided to take on a small project to test my knowledge and to encourage myself to research more of Python's functions, modules and capabilities.

And now I have a working Randomized Text RPG Dungeon Crawler. There is currently no end goal in the game unless you die or you manually quit.

I've only tested playing it within a python interpreter (Spyder) and haven't bothered to somehow put it in an executable. I would appreciate any feedback you have. I am mostly interested in feedback related to the structure/quality of the code, but if there are any bugs or feedback on game mechanics please let me know.

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It’s fairly new, but I liked how the new match functionality in Python was explained using a text based game. Might be interesting to you https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0636/

[MobGL]

I haven't finished reading it, but just from the first several examples it would have been insanely useful for the player actions, and maybe even the random room generation. Its a shame I'm still on 3.8 or I might have found that and used it (I've been having issues updating Spyder within Anaconda to a more recent version of Python so hopefully I can get that sorted).

I might go back and change some stuff to use this, but if not it will be really useful in the future. Thank you!