Ttykuu

This is one of many little python text based games that I have to share here!

This one is a life sim game, try to get as far as possible without reaching 0 thirst, you can replenish, of course. Try to get as many degrees as possible, and start making big bucks!

If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know!

import time
import sys
import random
#####
class Player:

 def __init__(self, name):
 self.name = name
 self.money = 0
###############################
 self.health = 100
 self.water = 100
 self.food = 100
###############################
 pass


p = Player("Player")




class emblem:

 def __init__(self,name):
 self.name = name
 self.emblem = 0
 pass

begemb = emblem("Begger Emblem")
apart = emblem("Apartment Key")
college = emblem("College emb")

admin = emblem("Admin Emblem")

class Job:

 def __init__(self, name, requirements, pay):
 self.name = name
 self.requirements = requirements
 self.pay = pay
 pass
beg = Job("Begging", 0, 10)
jojo = Job("Fast Food", 0, 100) #requires apartment emblem


class foo:

 def __init__(self, name, price, fill):
 self.name = name
 self.price = price
 self.fill = fill
 pass
dai = foo("Daily Set of Essentials", 30, 100) ##decrease of 10 per day for


#upkeep



def stats():
 p.water -= 10
 p.food -= 10
 print("Food:")
 print p.food
 print("Water:")
 print p.water
 if p.water == 0:
 print("Game Over")
 sys.exit()
 else:
 print("Money:")
 print p.money
 cycle()

def cycle():
 if apart.emblem == 1:
 print("1.) Store")
 print("2.) To The Day")
 print("3.) School")
 cyclea = input("")
 if cyclea == 1:
 store()
 elif cyclea == 2:
 job()
 elif cyclea == 3:
 school()
 else:
 print("1.) Store")
 print("2.) To The Day")
 cycle = input("")
 if cycle == 1:
 store()
 if cycle == 2:
 job()

def stores():
 store()

def store():
 print("1.) +100 Health, 100 Water, 100 Food. (30$)")
 print("2.) Apartment Key (300$)")
 print("3.) Back")
 store = input("")
 if store == 1:
 p.money -= 30
 p.health += 100
 p.water += 100
 p.food += 100
 print("+100 Health")
 print("+100 Water")
 print("+100 Food")
 stores()
 elif store == 2:
 apart.emblem += 1
 stores()
 elif store == 3:
 cycle()
 elif store == 887324:
 admin.emblem += 1
 stores()

def job():
 if college.emblem == 1:
 print("You are eligible for:")
 print("1.) Begging / Pay: 10")
 print("2.) Working in fast food restuarant / Pay: 100")
 print("3.) Working in office / Pay: 1000")
 print("4.) Working in institution / Pay: 3500")
 cme = input("")
 if cme == 1:
 p.money += 10
 stats()
 elif cme == 2:
 p.money += 100
 stats()
 elif cme == 3:
 p.money += 1000
 stats()
 elif cme == 4:
 p.money += 3500
 stats()


 elif high.emblem == 1:
 print("You are eligible for:")
 print("1.) Begging / Pay: 10")
 print("2.) Working in fast food restuarant / Pay: 100")
 print("3.) Working in office / Pay: 1000")
 highme = input("")
 if highme == 1:
 p.money += 10
 stats()
 elif highme == 2:
 p.money += 100
 stats()
 elif highme == 3:
 p.money += 1000
 stats()



 elif apart.emblem == 1:
 print("You are eligible for:")
 print ("1.) Begging / Pay: 10")
 print("2.) Working In Fast Food Restuarant / Pay: 100")
 job = input("")
 if job == 1:
 p.money += 10
 stats()
 if job == 2:
 p.money += 100
 stats()
 else:
 print("You are eligible for:")
 print("1.) Begging / Pay: 10")
 job1 = input("")
 if job1 == 1:
 p.money += 10
 stats()
high = emblem("High School Graduate")

def schools():
 school()

def school():
 if high.emblem == 1:
 print("1.) College / 5000")
 print("2.) Back")
 papi = input("")
 if papi == 1:
 college.emblem += 1
 schools()
 elif papi == 2:
 cycle()



 elif admin.emblem == 1:
 print("1.) Admin School / FREE")
 adme = input("")
 if adme == 1:
 high.emblem += 1
 cycle()
 else:
 print("1.) High School / 1000")
 print("2.) Back")
 schoolme = input("")
 if schoolme == 1:
 p.money -= 1000
 high.emblem += 1
 schools()
 elif schoolme == 2:
 cycle()


def day():
 print("")














stats()

I am running this on Python 3.7.2, but I think my answer will work.

on line 65, or

print p.food

You are missing parentheses around p.food. So you should change it to this:

print(p.food)

This also happens on line 67 and 73.

When you use input, the input function returns a string. However, in your code, you do not use quotes around your results, like this:

print("1.) +100 Health, 100 Water, 100 Food. (30$)")
print("2.) Apartment Key (300$)")
print("3.) Back")
store = input("")
if store == 1:
 p.money -= 30
 p.health += 100
 p.water += 100
 p.food += 100
 print("+100 Health")
 print("+100 Water")
 print("+100 Food")
 stores()
elif store == 2:
 apart.emblem += 1
 stores()
elif store == 3:
 cycle()
elif store == 887324:
 admin.emblem += 1
 stores()

On the if- statements in your code, you use integers rather than strings. Add quotes around them, or change the input to intgers. Like this:

if store == 1:

or

store = int(input(""))