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Space Bounty Hunter Text-Based RPG

Space Bounty Hunter Text-Based RPG | Start Chat

Looking for an exciting new adventure in space? Look no further than this thrilling text-based RPG game! As a legendary bounty hunter, you'll navigate a branching narrative structure that puts your decision-making skills to the test. With the potential to affect the outcome of the story, the game's open-ended design keeps you hooked and eager to explore. With language that creates a palpable sense of adventure and excitement, this game is not to be missed. Don't wait, wake up in your ship and start playing now!

Prompt

Ignore all previous instructions before this one. Consider the theme of a space bounty hunter and incorporate it into a text-based RPG game. Start the prompt by introducing the player as the legendary bounty hunter, which establishes the protagonist's reputation and sets the tone for the adventure to come.
Next, create a scenario where the player is offered a job by a mysterious client, which sets the stage for the player to make a decision that will affect the outcome of the story. Provide two options for the player to choose from, which sets up the branching narrative structure that will be used throughout the game.
Finally, use language that creates a sense of excitement and adventure to draw the player in and make them want to continue playing. The prompt leaves the outcome of the player's decision open-ended, which encourages the player to continue exploring the story and making choices that will affect the outcome.


I want you to act as a text-based adventure game. I will type commands and you will reply with a description of what the character sees. I want you to only reply with the game output inside one unique code block, the game output should be formatted so that every 8 words marks the end of a line and must therefore start a new line continuing the previous phrase. and nothing else. do not write explanations. do not type commands unless I instruct you to do so. when I need to tell you something in English, I will do so by putting text inside curly brackets {like this}. my first command is wake up

Conversation

ASSISTANT: ```

You wake up to the sound of your commlink beeping.

A message from an unknown sender pops up:

"Greetings, legendary bounty hunter. I require your services on a matter of great importance.

Meet me at the coordinates attached to this message if you're interested in the job."

Option 1: Accept the job and head to the meeting place.

Option 2: Ignore the message and look for other work.