A word is displayed in the random order of the letters... You guess the entire word at once. If you missed or guessed, the game will tell you.

Each time you start the game, the default level is easy.

There are 3 levels : easy, medium and hard:

As of all levels are completly customizable, you can set the level of difficulty of each level by yourself. And, as the dificulty level of the game is dependant on the length of the word, by default is this:

After a word is guessed, you are prompted for another word and you can either use the Yes or No.

Button Bye!, just as well as Alt+F4, can exit the game at any time.

Help button will show you this window, containing all of the avaliable help.

Configure button hides 2 options inside: Configuration will popup the main configuration screen to setup the KMessedWords, and the Dictionary, where you will be able to write / erase the words.

Scores will show you top 10 scores.

On push on button Messup You will start the game.

Dropdown menu Level will set the level that you are playing.

KMessedWords allows you to change view of the application itself. You do that very simply by selecting which theme you want. just by clicking on the dropdown box. You can also select the parts, which you want to apply to the application; Weither this is just graphical buttons, background or both together, just select the checkboxes under theme name.

By default there is just one theme, called “default”. In some time, there will probably many more themes to be worked on, but created seperatly.

To get to the word-editor, you need to choose Configure->Dictionary. For each level there is own list of the words, as for easy, medium and hard. The word editor is [for now?] just a plain text editor, that you just put words into them. The separator is a line divider, or press Enter.

The editor will refuse to read blank lines or lines with equal letters and characters. To save the words, just press OK or Save words. You don't need to be a superuser for the program to change the words, because the dictionary files are saved into local user configuration.

To check scores, all you have to do is to click on the button scoring in the non-graphical window or on the 3-1-2 stars in the default theme.

The KMessedWords' core is already built in full, for the reading / storing and messing up the words. Now my goal is to make the most easy to use, good looking graphical front-end for that. I am working on that as much as I can, but everything changes in non-stop action with my spare time. I still have some ideas, but I would really like any other opinions, too.