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Here’s a shortened version under 350 characters: **This kids’ game has 5 levels, each with 4 choices leading to unique scenarios via nested if statements. Inputs are case-insensitive, validated, and tied to the right question. I tested it with 5 kids, and they enjoyed exploring the forest while learning basic programming logic.

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Adventure-Game

This kids’ game has 5 levels, each with 4 choices leading to unique scenarios via nested if statements. Inputs are case-insensitive, validated, and tied to the right question. I tested it with 5 kids, and they enjoyed exploring the forest while learning basic programming logic.

The Adventure Game: "The Lost Ghost Forest Treasure"

This game is an enhanced version for kids with 5 levels, each offering exactly 4 choices.

Every choice leads to a unique scenario using nested if statements. All inputs are case-insensitive, validated, and only work for the appropriate question.

I shared it with 5 kids, and they enjoyed exploring the forest through various choices, learning basic programming logic along the way.

print("\U0001F332 Welcome to 'The Lost Ghost Forest Treasure'! \U0001F332") print("You are a brave explorer searching for a hidden treasure deep in the Enchanted Forest.") print("Make wise decisions to survive and find the treasure!\n")

play_again = "yes" while play_again.lower() == "yes": name = input("What is your name, adventurer? ").capitalize() print(f"\nWelcome, {name}! Let's begin your quest!\n")

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  • Python Programming
  • HTML & CSS
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Here’s a shortened version under 350 characters: **This kids’ game has 5 levels, each with 4 choices leading to unique scenarios via nested if statements. Inputs are case-insensitive, validated, and tied to the right question. I tested it with 5 kids, and they enjoyed exploring the forest while learning basic programming logic.

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