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Guess The Number: A Game of Intuition and Chance

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This is a simple number guessing game where the system picks a number between 1 and 100. The player tries to guess it, and after each attempt, the game gives a hint like “too high” or “too low” to guide them.
The goal is to find the correct numbe…

This is a simple number guessing game where the system picks a number between 1 and 100. The player tries to guess it, and after each attempt, the game gives a hint like “too high” or “too low” to guide them.
The goal is to find the correct number in as few chances as possible. It also includes difficulty levels, score tracking, and a best score feature to make it more engaging.

This project uses AI

Used GitHub Copilot for debugging and AI tools for creating the project banner.

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nimmychristina77

Shipped this project!

I built a fun Guess The Number game where you try to find the secret number before time runs out!

You can choose different difficulty levels, use hints if you get stuck, and see how close you are with each guess. There’s also a leaderboard so you can try to beat your own score or challenge your friends

The tricky part was getting the timer and game logic to work smoothly together, but I figured it out step by step.

I’m really happy with how it turned out — it’s simple, colorful, and fun to play. Try it and see if you can guess the number in time!

nimmychristina77

Recorded a short demo showing how the game works from start to finish — selecting difficulty, entering guesses, using hints, and the leaderboard update after winning.

Also cleaned up small UI details and made sure everything flows smoothly during gameplay. The leaderboard and timer now feel more integrated, and overall the experience is more polished.

This update is mainly about presenting the project properly and showing how everything comes together.

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nimmychristina77

Added a proper README to explain what the project is and how to use it. Earlier it was missing context, so this makes it easier for anyone visiting the repo.
Built a simple leaderboard using local storage to save player scores, names, and difficulty. Makes the game feel more competitive.
Tweaked the leaderboard UI a bit so updates feel smoother and more noticeable.
Overall, this update was more about polishing the project and making it feel complete.

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Worked on improving the overall user experience of my “Guess the Number” game. Focused mainly on enhancing the UI and making the game feel more interactive and rewarding. Added a success screen with animations and visual feedback (like the “Magnificent” result screen) to make winning feel satisfying.

Also refined the layout, improved responsiveness, and fixed small UI inconsistencies to ensure a smoother experience across different screen sizes. Tested the gameplay flow multiple times and made minor tweaks to scoring and feedback messages.

Overall, this session was focused on polishing the project and making it more engaging and visually appealing.

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Built a space-themed Guess The Number game with multiple difficulty levels, hints, and score tracking. Focused on game logic, state management, and creating a clean, modern UI. Learned a lot about JavaScript and interactive web design.

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