Creating a Hangman Game Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with Video Game Characters As The Category

Introduction to the Hangman Game

The Hangman game is a classic word-guessing game that has entertained players for generations. By using a simple setup of letter guessing, the game poses a fun challenge as players try to determine the hidden word before their attempts run out. In this blog post, we will guide you through creating your own version of the Hangman game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with a special twist: your categories will feature popular video game characters!

Setting Up Your Project

To start off your project, you will need a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. First, create three separate files: index.html, styles.css, and script.js. Your HTML file will structure the game, while the CSS file will add styling, and the JavaScript file will contain the logic necessary for game functionality.

In your HTML file, you can begin by defining the overall layout of the game. Use the div elements for different sections such as the word display, input area for guesses, and a section to show incorrect guesses. Make sure to keep the user interface clean and visually appealing by linking your CSS file in the head section.

JavaScript Logic for the Game

Now, onto the heart of the game: the JavaScript logic! Start by creating an array containing a selection of video game character names that players will have to guess. For instance, names such as