Hangman
Play hangman with friends
Open a room, share the code, and take turns choosing words for each other. Everyone guesses at once, and everyone has their own way to die.
How a room works
- Open a room on Hangillion and share the four-letter code or the invite link.
- One player is the Setter each round. They are offered three words and choose one. Everyone else sees only its category and its blanks.
- Everyone else guesses at the same time, each with six lives and a scene of their own: the megalodon, the gallows or the dynamite. Your friends’ scenes run small beneath yours, so you can watch them go.
- Solve it fast. Points go to whoever finishes, and the most to whoever finishes first with lives to spare.
- Everyone takes a turn as the Setter. The room can be set to go round once or twice, and the final scores decide the winner.
Chat and shouts
A room has a chat box, and each character can shout one of eight lines such as “Help!” or “Tell my mom…” over their scene, which makes losing a lot more fun to watch.
Choosing a good word
A hard word beats guessers and pays the Setter, but a word that is too hard is just frustrating. Short words with rare letters are the cruellest; see which letters guessers try first and pick something that avoids them.
Questions
- How many people can play?
- Two to eight in one room. Anyone with the room code or the invite link can join, and a room can also be left open so strangers can find it.
- How does scoring work?
- A solved word is worth 100 points, plus 10 for every life you have left, plus a speed bonus of 50, 30, 20 and 10 for the first four to solve it. The player who picked the word earns 25 for every guesser it beats.
- Can I choose the word?
- You are offered three words from three different categories and pick one. Your friends only see the category, never the word, until the round ends.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Type a name, open a room and share the code.
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