Text games are games that can be represented with only text, and don’t require detailed visual graphics to still work. Text games include things like Rock-Paper-Scissors, or Guess The Number, both of which don’t require any fancy graphics or feature any complex gameplay mechanics.
Example of Text games.
Rock paper scissors.
Treasure Hunt
Atari Breakout
Guess The Number
Treasure Hunt. Let’s search for some Treasure.
Making The Treasure.
Start By Making A 7X7 of text that looks like a X Emoji.
Add 5 Check Marks Like This.
Make it not visible on game start. Also make the channel setting for the first one like this.
Why is this both TUG and a MOON guide?
TUG means The ultimate guide, adding “MOON” suggests that there are others. Pick one or the other, it makes more sense.
why is it a wiki if youre not supposed to edit it?? genuine question i thought the whole point of wikis is theyre community built. unless im tone deaf and that parts a joke.
I’m gonna propose a different definition for the text games:
Text games are games that can be represented with only text, and don’t require detailed visual graphics to still work. Text games include things like Rock-Paper-Scissors, or Guess The Number, both of which don’t require any fancy graphics or feature any complex gameplay mechanics.
The ball device doesn’t support the ability to have a downwards gravity, as far as I know. Also, if I remember correctly, the ball in atari breakout does not have any gravity, and simply bounces around at a constant speed. I guess the best way to make this would be to give the ball no friction, or, make a text display and program the game on that.