Is there any text adventure game in here that has a game over the system?
I want the hardcore game that is really uneasy to process.
Can I find one over here? Recommend me

I didn't quite understand your question. Are you looking for a good text based adventure game? If yes, I'd suggest you to go for "A dark room"

If there isn't a text-adventure game with a "game over" system built-in, you may need to experiment with your text-adventure or gamebook game what you're currently developing. I am currently experimenting on these games what I am making.

When the player dies, just move them to a room called "Dead", and if you want, give them a short "how did they do" report.
IE:
Dead:
Well, that didn't go so well, but, on the brighter side, you did manage to...
Find 5 of the 15 treasures.
Defeat 9 of the 22 monsters.
Meet 3 of the 9 NPCs.
But you failed to save the Princess.

That's one example what youve mentioned.
Here's my example Game Over text below:

You've enjoyed riding a poodle? But you haven't reached a car-free town. Here's what you've got so far:

• 150 tons of CO2 removed
• 20/250 Children saved from spanking or any other corporal punishment (helping to prevent bodily harm of any kind)
• 5/50 of NOT spanking your poodle so far
• 28/250 leather belts used for spanking destroyed so far
• Current location to reach as a goal: Japan

Restart Game
Donate
Return To Main Menu

This is my version of a "Game Over" system what I am currently working on for some of my games. Here is my another example, if you completed the game, and the game ends:

You Did It! Enjoyed riding a poodle? You reached the end of the level, and this is the level where you currently stop, here's what you achieved so far:

• Saved 1000/1000 from being spanked
• Closed 200/200 loopholes
• 1000/1000 leather belts destroyed

Next Game
Donate
Go To Main Menu

In StoreyMinus, I only give stats, distance covered, wealth to those who actually escape from underground London. Otherwise, if you are dead, who cares how much you had on you. :)