I watched Caleb Curry's Java series, I highly recommend them:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_c9BZzLwBRKIMP_xNTJxi9lIgQhE51rF
It's fantastic that you’ve found joy in creating your game! Your initial step of imagining the environment and creating photographs sounds like a wonderful approach to visualizing the game's world. The images provide a strong foundation for the game's atmosphere, setting the stage for players to immerse themselves in your story.
Text-based adventure games indeed have a unique charm, offering rich narratives and interactive storytelling that deeply engage players. Drawing inspiration from Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" is a brilliant choice. I have also used the actual book as the source for my game personally so I’m excited to see how your vision unfolds and how players will navigate through the wonderland you create. Keep up the great work!
It's fantastic that you’ve found joy in creating your game! Your initial step of imagining the environment and creating photographs sounds like a wonderful approach to visualizing the game's world. The images provide a strong foundation for the game's atmosphere, setting the stage for players to immerse themselves in your story.
Text-based adventure games indeed have a unique charm, offering rich narratives and interactive storytelling that deeply engage players. Drawing inspiration from Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" is a brilliant choice. I have also used the actual book as the source for my game personally so I’m excited to see how your vision unfolds and how players will navigate through the wonderland you create. Keep up the great work!
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