Hey,
Someone on IRC asked me about this... I'm not fully aware of Golf rules so be gentle :) this is my first shot at it.
#!/usr/bin/perl
$w='foobar';@w=split//,$w;for$a(0..7){$z=$a;print"guess\n";$_=<>;chomp
+;$l{$_}++;@l=map{$f=$l{$_}?$_:"_"}@w;if(!grep{!$l{$_}}@w){last;}print
+@l,$/;}print$z==7?'boo':'congrats'

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This is about 190 chars... shebang included. It can be tweaked by reducing the hardcoded 'boo' and 'congrats'. No fancy graphics...

Greetz
Beatnik
... Quidquid perl dictum sit, altum viditur.

In reply to (Golf) Hangman by Beatnik

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