I've reinvented the classic game of Hangman using an FPGA board.

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In this project, I've programmed a Hangman game onto an FPGA Board. The game revolves around guessing. A random generator produces a 3-bit number (0 to 7) for each game period, which lasts five seconds. During this time, the player must select their guess. If the guess is incorrect, a segment of the hangman appears; each wrong guess adds another piece. Conversely, a correct guess lights up a yellow LED and removes a hangman segment. The game ends in defeat if the player makes 21 incorrect guesses, but guessing all numbers correctly before the hangman is fully formed results in a win. Additionally, the game is equipped with two buttons: one to stop the game and another to restart it.

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To learn more about how it works, click on the PDF.