For each guess, the other players will indicate whether the letter is in the word or not.

The second player continues to guess letters one at a time, and the first player reveals their positions in the word until the second player can guess the whole word.If the second player guesses a letter that is not in the the first player draws a part of a hangman's gallows.If the second player guesses the word before the hangman's gallows is complete, they win. If not, the first player wins.The players switch roles and repeat the game.

Note: You can adjust the difficulty of the game by changing the number of letters in the word, the number of incorrect guesses allowed, or by adding categories or themes to the words to be guessed.

Choose a word: The first step in a word guess game is to choose a word that the players will try to guess.

Determine the length of the word: Once you have chosen a word, you need to let the players know how many letters the word contains.

Start guessing: The players will take turns guessing letters that might be in the word.

For each guess, the other players will indicate whether the letter is in the word or not.

1. Keep track of incorrect guesses: If a player guesses a letter that is not in the word, you should keep track of their incorrect guesses. You can use a hangman drawing or a scoreboard to keep track of the number of incorrect guesses.
2. Guess the word: The players can continue guessing individual letters word guess game until they are ready to try guessing the whole word. If they guess the word correctly, they win!
3. Set a limit on incorrect guesses: To make the game more challenging, you can set a limit on the number of incorrect guesses allowed. If the players exceed the limit, they lose the game.