Three-Syllable-Lingo

A variant of the popular Lingo game concept

Game Description

Here is how the Three-Syllable-Singo game works:

The game starts and a random three-syllable word is chosen by the game engine
The word is show to the player:
- The first character of the word will be visible
- The total length of the word will be visible, where the characters other than the first one are shown as wildcards
- The syllables will be distinguishable
The player can now guess the word by putting in characters on the word's available character locations
The player confirms his input
The game will verify the input:
- Locations that contain a valid character are marked as "Valid"
- Locations that do not contain a valid character:
  - If the character does not exist in the word, the location is marked as "Invalid"
  - If the character does exist in the word but on another location, the location is marked as "Misplaced"
- The result of the verified input will define the following actions:
  - If the verified input only contains "Valid" locations, the player has guessed the word. The game restarts with a new random word.
  - If the verified input contains one or more "Invalid" or "Misplaced" locations, the player can guess again by providing new input.
The game ends when the player quits guessing and closes the game

To summarize, the differences with the default Lingo concept are:

These are the requirements that are defined for the game. They are open for change as the game development progresses.