thing = 0
print ("What type of game are you looking to make?
1) 2D Pixel Game
2) 3D Low Poly Game
3) Interactive Fiction
4) Text Adventure
5) 2D Point and Click
6) Flash-like Game
")
thing = input ("Choose a number and input it")
if val(thing) == 1 then
print("You have quite a few options. Bitsy is a good one.
Bitsy games are, at their core, walking simulators.
But Bitsy is so much more than that.
Another good one is PuzzleScript.
It lets you make Sokoban games, but you can do more.
Bitsy: https://ledoux.itch.io/bitsy
PuzzleScript: https://www.puzzlescript.net/
")
else if val(thing) == 2 then
print ("I would recommend DungeonScript, which is a 3D
version of PuzzleScript. Not much else to say
You could also use PicoCAD to create low poly models.
DungeonScript: http://dungeonscript.farbs.org/
PicoCAD: https://johanpeitz.itch.io/picocad
")
else if val(thing) == 3 then
print ("In terms of Interactive Fiction, you have a lot of options.
If you want to script it, go with TinyChoice or Squiffy
TinyChoice is very small, all you can do is link a page to another page.
Squiffy is much more complicated if you want a more in-depth game
If you don't feel like coding, Inklewriter works perfectly.
TinyChoice: https://www.tinychoice.net/
Squiffy: https://textadventures.co.uk/squiffy
Inklewriter: https://www.inklewriter.com/
")
else if val(thing) == 4 then
print ("If you'd like to make a game such as Zork, I have an engine for you.
Quest lets you make a Text Adventure without much difficulty.
Quest: http://textadventures.co.uk/quest
")
else if val(thing) == 5 then
print ("There are two great options here.
Flickgame is super easy, just draw a frame, then link that frame to another.
Flicksy is more in-depth with more features.
Flickgame: https://www.flickgame.org/
Flicksy: https://candle.itch.io/flicksy
")
else if val(thing) == 6 then
print ("You can use the Wick Editor to make a game that resembles Flash
https://www.wickeditor.com/#/
")
end if