Jeremy Davis
Sitecore, C# and web development
The world model from the previous post is all well and good, but the player needs to be able to interact with it. What do we need to add to allow that? Well we need an abstraction for the things the game is going to allow the player to do.
As you might guess from someone who's been writing a blog for a decade, text adventures were something I really liked back in the day. I spent a lot of time on classic Infocom games like The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy. But what if you wanted to build your own as a .Net developer? This blog series has some suggestions...
