Created in antiquity by the Greeks, Greek Mythology brings together some legends, stories and myths whose main objective is to explain the natural phenomena of life, from after-death explanation and fate, to the reason why nature age. With that in mind, we brought a hangman game about Greek Mythology so that you have fun learning more about this subject.
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Test your knowledge of Greek mythology with this hangman game
Check now how attentive and full of knowledge you are when it comes to Greek mythology with this test of strength:
1st challenge

In the first challenge we have a god, son of two great gods who was born with a disability, he was lame.
His mother, seeing him born with this disability, rejected him from birth and according to the legend, she threw it from Mount Olympus so that no one could see it, as she was too ashamed. Do you already know who you are?
Here are some more letters of his name:

Still don't know which god we're talking about?
Well, here's another tip that might help you figure out which god we're talking about:
Despite being seen as an ugly god, he was a great forger and jeweler, even being called Vulcan.
In addition, his figure was closely associated with work and he is considered the god of metallurgy in Greek mythology.
Challenge answer and feedback
Check out the answer to the challenge below.

Hephaestus, the god of fire.
2nd Challenge

Known for her great generative potential, this Greek goddess was the second primordial deity, according to Greek mythology, in which she emerged after Chaos representing the earth.

If you still haven't been able to find out, remember a goddess who, with her husband, had several children, including twelve titans, cyclops and hecatonchires.
Among these sons, one of them took over his father's power, becoming the absolute king, as was foreseen from his conception.
Challenge answer and feedback 2

Gaia, the second primordial deity.