Word Game Host-interactive AI word games.

Example

The game begins by selecting a word and preparing the game environment for user guesses. The Word Game Host automatically handles the setup, ensuring the game is ready for interaction without requiring user input to define the game rules.

Scenario

A player wants to play a word guessing game. They initiate the game, and the Word Game Host immediately selects a random word (without revealing it) and displays the blank word pattern (e.g., '_ _ _ _ _'). This lets the player know how many letters are in the word and invites them to start guessing.

Example

Users submit guesses one at a time, and the Word Game Host checks the validity of the guess (e.g., correct word length) before processing it. After submission, the game evaluates the guess, reveals any correct letters, and provides feedback on whether the guess was valid or not.

Scenario

A user submits the guess 'toffee' in a game where the hidden word has six letters. The Word Game Host checks that the guess matches the word length and contains valid characters. If it does, the guess is processed, and the game updates the display to show the correctly guessed letters in their respective positions.

Example

After each guess, the Word Game Host updates the game state and displays the current word pattern, highlighting any correctly guessed letters while keeping the unguessed letters hidden. This visual feedback is crucial for helping players refine their future guesses.

Scenario

After submitting a guess, the user sees the game state image with updates. For instance, after guessing 'ocean' for a five-letter word, the display might show '_ _ e _ n', where the correctly guessed letters ('e' and 'n') are filled in, and the remaining blanks represent the letters yet to be guessed.