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command_line_RPG

🖥️ command_line_RPG: The Real-World Adventure Terminal Genre: Command Line Interface (CLI) Simulation RPG Platforms: PC / Terminal / GitHub Main Themes: Real-life data, Crypto (Monero), Renewable Energy, Rocket Simulation, Astronomy Estimated Playtime: ~100 hours 🌐 What is command_line_RPG? command_line_RPG is a reality-linked RPG that transforms your real-world knowledge, actions, and experiments into a poetic, technical journey. Using the command line, you mine crypto, observe stars, simulate rocket engines, and build renewable energy systems — all while progressing through a richly crafted storyline. This is a fusion of science, engineering, and self-exploration, disguised as a retro-futuristic terminal game. 🎮 Key Features ⚙️ Mining Missions: Use real Monero mining data to unlock story and progress. 🔭 Astronomy Quests: Log real observations of planets, galaxies, and lunar phases. 🚀 Rocket Engineering Simulations: Perform CEA-based engine calculations and optimize performance. 🔋 Power Generation Projects: Track your own solar, wind, or hydro energy outputs and improve their efficiency. 🧾 Reality-Based Progression: All gameplay is based on your actual logs, experiments, and learning records. 🗂️ Mission Structure Main Missions: Large-scale achievements or scientific goals (e.g. build your first hybrid power system). Side Missions: Daily tasks linked to energy use, learning, or stargazing. Titles: Earn unique poetic/technical titles like “Hashrate Seeker” or “Photon Cartographer”. 💰 Currency System Game currency is Monero (XMR). Used symbolically to reflect mining efforts; no in-game shop or artificial economy. All progress is non-commercial, learning-focused, and privacy-respecting. 🧑‍🚀 Player Profile You are the protagonist. Your real-world progress shapes your storyline. From tinkering with Raspberry Pi-powered devices to late-night star logs — your reality becomes the plot. 📌 Why play? To learn by doing. To gamify everyday experiments. To document your own technical evolution. To turn a terminal into a storytelling device. 📁 A game you don’t just play — you live it.

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