This simulates a basic dungeon escape with creature encounters.You must create a simple program that allows the Player to move their character across a map and find theexit. There will be one BOSS monster trying to catch the player. When the player makes a move (step) themonster must make 1 step (preferably toward the player).The player must always start off at location row 0 column 0. The destination is at location row 18 and column19. The monster starts at row18 column 10. This is summarized in the table below.Player starting locationExit (Player destination)BOSS monster starting location04318Please enter a direction w,a,5,6 of Fita odt:18Column019The most basic Al strategy for the monster must be implemented as follows:The monster makes a move in a random direction each time the player makes a move. Not that the monster mustactually move a step.If you implement the Al using a recursive solution to track the player, bonus marks will be applied.10The file map1.txt contains the map for the level. The map file is organized as follows:The first line contains two integers and c representing the number of rows and columns in the map.The next r lines of the file contain c space separated integers which are either D or 1.A "1" represents a wall and a "0" means no wall.An example of the file and how it would be rendered by your program is shown below with the Player (p) andMonster (m) overlaid. You must also implement these additional features and information:1) As the player moves, there is a 25 percent (25%) chance of a small creature attacking (not the BOSS)The creature's information is as follows:Name: KoboldHP: 70Damage: 202) The player starts with:HP: 400Damage: 353) BOSS monster information:Name: BlightDragonHP:600Damage:50If the player meets a creature or the BOSS, a fight ensues as follows:The battle continues until the player or the opponent (BOSS or creature) has HP of 0 or less.The battle broken up into rounds (similar to our previous labs)At the start of each round:1) A random roll out of 100 is done:If the roll is 50 -100, the player attacks first (player is the attacker, the opponent is the defender)If the roll is 1 - 49, the opponent attacks first (opponent is the attacker, the player is the defender)2) The attacker makes a random roll out of 100.a. If the roll if 50-100, the attacker hits and does their full damage to the defenderb. If the roll is 1-49, the attacker misses3) If the defender is still alive, the defender makes a random roll out of 100.a. If the roll if 50-100, the defender hits and does their full damage to the attackerb. If the roll is 1-49, the defender missesThese steps are repeated until the battle ends.The game ends when either:The player has reached the exit• The player is defeated (HP<=0)

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This simulates a basic dungeon escape with creature encounters. You must create a simple program that allows the player to move their character across a map and find the exit. There will be one BOSS monster trying to catch the player. When the player makes a move (step) the monster must make 1 step (preferably toward the player). The player must always start off at location row 0 column 0. The destination is at location row 18 and column 19. The monster starts at row18 column 10. This is summarized in the table below.

This simulates a basic dungeon escape with creature encounters. You must create a simple program that allows the player to move their character across a map and find the exit. There will be one BOSS monster trying to catch the player. When the player makes a move (step) the monster must make 1 step (preferably toward the player). The player must always start off at location row 0 column 0. The destination is at location row 18 and column 19. The monster starts at row18 column 10. This is summarized in the table below.

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