Kids Hangman
Kids Hangman is a simplified version of the classic Hangman game, designed specifically for younger players. It follows the basic rules of Hangman but with adaptations to make it more suitable and engaging for children. Here’s a rundown of how it typically works:
Objective
The goal of Kids Hangman is to guess the hidden word before the drawing of the hangman is completed.
Setup
- Word Selection: One player, the "chooser," thinks of a word and writes a series of dashes or blank spaces representing each letter in the word.
- Alphabet Choices: The other player, the "guesser," has to figure out the word by suggesting letters.
Rules
- Guessing Letters: The guesser proposes letters one at a time. Each correct letter is revealed in the blanks, while incorrect guesses result in a part of the hangman being drawn.
- Drawing the Hangman: The drawing typically starts with a simple stick figure and adds parts (head, body, arms, legs) with each incorrect guess. The number of incorrect guesses allowed before the game ends is usually limited to 6 or 7 parts.
- Winning and Losing:
- Winning: The guesser wins by figuring out the word before the hangman is fully drawn.
- Losing: The chooser wins if the guesser makes too many incorrect guesses before the word is fully revealed.
How to play Kids Hangman
Using Mouse and Keyboard.
