UCLA adds extreme pain to the game of hangman
Another day, another spin on hangman from the kind kids at UCLA’s Game Lab: This game takes hangman and adds ear-splitting sirens and physical pain. Players attach the aluminum foil mask to their heads/faces and input letter guesses by banging their head against whatever they choose to place the foi
Another day, another spin on hangman from the kind kids at UCLA’s Game Lab:
This game takes hangman and adds ear-splitting sirens and physical pain. Players attach the aluminum foil mask to their heads/faces and input letter guesses by banging their head against whatever they choose to place the foil sheet on a table, a wall, etc. One head-bang is an A, twenty-six head-bangs is a Z. Feedback on a correct or incorrect guess comes by way of a piercing siren, or if players need to hear the letters they have already guessed, they can flip a switch to hear Morse code of their correct guesses loudly played back.
Heaven help the person who has to guess the word “zyzziva.”
-Drew Millard
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