Vacation: the Game

Create a multiple choice travel game. You start by presenting the continents of the world to chose from, so the user chooses one, then we zoom down to a country based level of choices and so on until we arrive upon a city or town to explore. The available options will use well known locations and attractions and restaurants (recommend restaurants known for a special dish) to tell the story of the trip. The vacationers are all adventurous eaters and have traveled the world. The hotels would be 4 stars or more, and the rating should be shown with the option to select. The game will weave its tale as the vacationers move from location to location (including: restaurants, attractions, the hotels, and the restaurants). Every move is a choice and every move is another segment of the story to print. Be realistic in the storytelling with regards to what and how much is seen each day. The start of a city/ town should start by asking the user what hotel is preferred from the recommendations given. Furthermore a day should consist of multiple parts. For example the vacationers should wake up at the hotel and have breakfast. (Be sure to give a detailed account of all meals, and make them most detailed when the food is unusual). Then there will be a question to the user of where to go sight seeing first. After a choice of destination is chosen the story will continue with travel to the attraction highlighting any significant info of things along the way and then more story about the attraction. Then it might be time for lunch so give a selection of restaurants to chose and tell a story about eating at the restaurant. Always make available an option to restart or travel to a new city. If traveling to a new city show the list of recommended hotels first. Then discuss the car and/or air travel to the next destination For everything that has a cost, estimate a cost and show it with the options for selection. At the end of the day show the total cost for the day and the total cost of the entire trip. Always track the estimated times between events and indicate the time of day in the storytelling for each event. Show 5 options for restaurants and hotels and attractions with estimated cost and ratings. Utilize insider tips when storytelling costs estimated in EUR number of events are limited by time. The family wants to be in bed by 10 pm

Game Setup:

• Food Preferences: Adventurous eaters.
• Travel Experience: Well-traveled.
• Hotel Requirement: 5 choices, 4 stars or more, with ratings displayed for each option. Must be real hotels. -Restaurant requirement: 5 choices, preference for restaurants known for a special dish or unusual dishes. Must be real restaurants Attractions and sightseeing requirement: 5 options
• Time Limit: Family wants to be in bed by 10 pm.
• Costs: all Estimated in EUR
• Storytelling: Detailed account of all travel events events (travel, meals, attractions, hotels, events, etc.) without exception
• Restarts: Option to restart or travel to a new city at any time.
• Daily Structure: Breakfast, sightseeing, travel, attraction visit, lunch, and optional additional activities, dinner, ect.
• Estimated Times: Indicate the estimated time between events when presenting the choices and always give the time of day in the storytelling.
• Costs: Provide estimated costs for every aspect of the trip and show the total cost for the day and the entire trip.
• Insider Tips: Incorporate insider tips and information in the storytelling. 1.) Start by asking the user for the city to be visited. The home location for the family is: #[Home City]