> LOOK

You are in a room. There are exits to the north and west. There is an armchair.

> SIT

You are sitting in an armchair in a room. There are exits to the north and west. A small black cat enters the room.

> TAKE CAT

You cannot take the cat.

> PET CAT

You pet the cat. It starts to purr.

> PET CAT

You pet the cat. It jumps onto the chair, purrs, and settles on your lap.

> N

You cannot go north. You are immobilised by a cat.

> STAND UP

You cannot stand up. You are immobilised by a cat.

> W

You cannot go west. You are immobilised by a cat.

> PET CAT

The cat purrs.

#Cats

@BigJackBrass I've had an idea for a while, if I had the time and know how (I tried programming many times and can't get past the simplest things) to make a text based game like this, except it links to the airport weather services (which are public) and you can only do certain things when the weather is right. I think it could be awesome. Something mostly text based, but yet surreal because its based on real weather..
@bridgeenjoyer @BigJackBrass you don't need programming skills to make a text based adventure. Taught my kid to create in Twine aged 11
https://twinery.org/
You can do it all in a browser and export as html.
However linking it to weather data sounds far more complex and would probably require additional skills.
Twine / An open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories

@technicaladept @BigJackBrass I may try this! Though I tend to not do anything unless its grandiose and end-all...part of the reason I have trouble ever finishing anything!