TextBased Adventure Rooms Game

def Introduction():
    print("TextBased Adventure Room Game")
    print("By Usman")
    print("Python Basic Coding")
    print()

def userinput():
    option = ""
    while option != "1" and option != "2":
        option = input("Please select your room ('1' or '2'): ")
        if option == "1":
            print("Welcome to room ",option, ", this is the VIP Room")
            option1 = input("Do you want to move ahead type 'yes' to quit type 'q'")
            if option1 == "yes" or option1 == "y":
                option11 = input("Please select your room in Option One ('3' or '4'): ")
                if option11 == "3":
                    print("Welcome to room ", option11, ", this is the VIP 3 Room")
                    break
                if option11 == "4":
                    print("Welcome to room ", option11, ", this is the VVIP 4 Room")
                    break
            if option1 == "quit" or option1 == "q":
                print("Bye Bye Bye")
                break
        if option == "2":
            print("Welcome to room ",option, ", this is the Simple Room")
            option1 = input("Do you want to move ahead type 'yes' to quit type 'q'")
            if option1 == "yes" or option1 == "y":
                option11 = input("Please select your room in Option One ('5' or '6'): ")
                if option11 == "5":
                    print("Welcome to room ", option11, ", this is the Simple 5 Room")
                    break
                if option11 == "6":
                    print("Welcome to room ", option11, ", this is the Simple 6 Room")
                    break
            if option1 == "quit" or option1 == "q":
                print("Bye Bye Bye")
                break
Introduction()
userinput()

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