Discover The Word 3.1 JavaScript script

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Discover The Word script challenges you to discover a hidden word. Discover The Word game objective is to discover a hidden word. You will get only 5 tries to discover the hidden word. If you succeeded to find the word, a popup dialog box will be displayed with your answer and will offer you to play again. If you failed to discover the hidden word within 5 tries, a popup dialog box will be displayed with the hidden word and will offer you to play again. Used letters are automatically replaced by a crossed mark. You will get bonus tries (e.g. your tries will be decreased), if you discovered the same letter on multiple places with a single try (or click).
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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