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This document describes a word guessing game that offers multiple gameplay styles including player vs computer and player vs player. It is easy to learn how to play, with intuitive interfaces for guessing letters and submitting guesses. The game aims to make playing fun and educate players by using SAT vocabulary words.
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- 2. Why this game is great Offers multiple gameplay styles Learning to play is easy and intuitive Will make you smarter No more wasting paper
- 3. Computer chooses random word Player guesses the word 100 possibilities from S.A.T. words Multiple gameplay styles? Player Vs. Computer
- 4. Multiple gameplay styles? Player Vs. Player Players type in their names Roles randomly chosen Default names assigned if not entered
- 5. Multiple gameplay styles? Player Vs. Player (cont) Chosen player enters word and hint Both must be entered Other player guesses the word
- 6. How easy is it to play? Correct guesses go here Hint for the word All letters entered go here Enter guess here Incorrect guesses make body parts show here one at a time Press to submit guess
- 7. What happens at the end? Displays winner / loser Displays the word to guess Easy to play again with just the click of a button
- 8. Conclusion Lets you play any style you want Easy to learn how to play Have fun and get educated in the process
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