Colossal Cave Adventure Iphone

Colossal Cave Adventure Iphone Rating: 3,5/5 9469 votes
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This implementation is a translation of Don Woods 430 point extension to William Crowther's original Colossal Cave Adventure. At this point, it pretty much stays true to the original. Screen Appearance-You can change the font size of the text displayed on the screen.

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Publisher: Richard RutenbergYear: 2019 #25791 in Simulation, #28740 in Adventure, #45078 in Education, #215896 in Games

Speech Colossal Cave Aventure

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Adventure SRT is a narrated version of Colossal Cave Adventure adapted for iPad with speech recognition by Richard Rutenberg. This software requires IOS version 12.1 or newer.
Colossal Cave Adventure (also known as ADVENT, Colossal Cave, or Adventure) is a text adventure game, developed between 1975-1977, by Will Crowther for the PDP-10 mainframe. The game was expanded upon in 1977, with help from Don Woods, and other programmers created variations on the game and ports to other systems in the following years.
In the game, the player controls a character through simple text commands to explore a cave rumored to be filled with wealth. Players earn predetermined points for acquiring treasure and escaping the cave alive, with the goal to earn the maximum number of points offered. The concept bore out from Crowther's background as a caving enthusiast, with the game's cave structured loosely around the Mammoth Cave system in Kentucky.
Colossal Cave Adventure is the first known work of interactive fiction and, as the first text adventure game, is considered the precursor for the adventure game genre. Colossal Cave Adventure also contributed towards the role playing and rogue like genres.
This application uses Apple's speech recognition API, so it actually can 'hear' better then the previous app, which was originally geared for telephone codecs. Another difference is that Luminvox's speech recognition code also utilized ABNF (Augmented Backus–Naur form). With Apple's software there's no way currently to derive user intent and then score the return set. so sometimes the Apple's results are more off topic, however I suspect the AI will eventually learn phases common to the game and the returned recognition will become more and more accurate.
In the meantime this software attempts to bridge the gap, making the game more easily playable. encouraging people to complete what is actually a pretty long and frustrating set of puzzles, with a goal of teaching them about programming, the evolution of interactive fiction, and some knowledge to contemplate the future with AI.
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Richard Rutenberg
Adventure, Games, Simulation, Education
Requires iOS 12.0 or later. Compatible with iPad.
English
9+
© Richard Rutenberg

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You are in one of Colossal Cave's two mazes.If you see 'You are in a twisty maze of passageways, all alike,'you are in the Pirate's Maze. If you are just worried about gettingout, you can type u immediately to go back to the Hall of Mists.If you entered the maze from the top of the stalagtite, you are alsoin the Pirate's Maze, but a little further in. To get out, immediately typew and then u to exit at the Hall of Mists.If you see 'You are in a twisty maze of passageways, all different,'you are in the Vending Machine Maze.

Type d immediatelyto get back to the Very Long Hall.(None of this advice will be very helpful if you've been blindlytyping directions for the last half hour, of course.)To get a perfect score on the game, however, you really need to masterthese two mazes. The Pirate's Maze has 24 rooms and can be mapped outfairly easily by dropping items in each of the rooms to make the roomsmore identifiable. Bear in mind the maze is non-Euclidean, that is,going north and then immediately south won't necessarily get you to theroom you just left. Also, you'll find rooms where going certain directionswill silently plunk you right back in the room you started from, makingit seem like the maze goes on forever.That leaves the Vending Machine maze. That maze is a mess. It's gotonly 12 rooms, but each room has 10 exits, each leading to a differentroom.

I'm not sure you could map the thing. A state transition diagramis about the best you can do.For more information about the mazes, see:. (Information on the Vending Machine maze.).

(Information on the Pirate's maze.).