#include using namespace std; //btw, you can use functions instead of goto statement int main() { intro: //restarts the game { string name; cout << "Legend of the mushroom" << endl; cout << "First let me know your name" << endl; cout << "So what is your name ?" << endl; cin >> name; cout << "So your name is " << name << " ?" << endl; char gender; cout << "Your gender (b/g)" << endl; cout << "Type b for boy and g for girl" << endl; cin >> gender; if (gender == 'b') { cout << "So you are a boy?" << endl; } else { cout << "So you are a girl?" << endl; } } cout << "You wander into the forest" << endl; cout << "You see two paths in front of you" << endl; int choice; cout << "Want to go Left or Right" << endl; cout << "Type 1 for Left or 2 for Right" << endl; cin >> choice; switch (choice) { case 1: cout << "You wander into the forest and see a big dark creature." << endl; cout << "It is a huge troll" << endl; cout << "It is wielding a wet towel" << endl; cout << "From the towel there are falling drops of acid" << endl; cout << "You died" << endl; cout << "Try again (y/n)" <> play; if(play =='y') //goes to intro goto intro; else goto out; //goes to exit break; // So rigth here i would want the code to end and restart case 2: cout << "You wander into the right" << endl; cout << "You find a portal" << endl; cout << "Should you go inside?" << "Why not, you thought" << endl; cout << "You walked into the portal, and what did you see?" << "A really nice hut in the maldives" << endl; cout << "You lived happily ever after" << endl; break; } cout << "You take a dive into the water" << endl; out: //this should be called to exit program from anywhere { cout << "Thanks for playing"; return 0; } }

legend of mushroom entry and exit