This small game emulator was built using my self-developed console-utils crate during my Informatics lesson. Please note that it is written in German. In these lessons, we are currently covering OOP, and I wanted to explore how Rust implements object-oriented programming—both where it succeeds and where it falls short. I'm currently waiting for my teacher's feedback, but I think she'll like it!

This project was created after I created eta from which I learned a lot. It's a terminal-based project editor with syntax highlighting, great performance and very useful and powerful shortcuts. So please give it a try!

This project was initiated by writing Python during my Computer Science lessons. The thing is that Rust itself (the std library) does'nt have a very “nice” way of retrieving user input. In comparison, python has the super simple input function which can do that very easily! Therefore, I decided to develop this crate which main point is to be very developer friendly with providing high functionality!

This project marks my first attempt at writing in Rust, and the original version is available under the "old" branch. After gaining more experience and developing my own CLI crate console-utils, I expanded the project into a procedurally generated text adventure with a total of 16 different endings. Have fun exploring them!