Travel Destination Higher or Lower

I made a travel-themed Higher or Lower game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The player compares two famous travel destinations and guesses whether the second destination has higher or lower annual visitors than the first one. The game includes a split-screen design, destination background images, score tracking, high score storage, a shuffled destination system, and a game over screen.

The most challenging part was making the game feel smooth and not repetitive. At first, random destinations could repeat too often, so I added a shuffled deck system that goes through the destination list before repeating places. Another challenge was finding visitor numbers because annual tourism data can change depending on the year and source, so I used approximate values for gameplay.

I am proud of the visual design because it looks like a real Higher or Lower style game. I am also proud that the JavaScript does more than just compare two numbers. It manages the score, high score, game state, random destination order, answer reveal, and restart logic.

To test the project, people should click Higher or Lower and check whether the answer is revealed correctly. They should make sure the score increases after a correct answer and that the game over screen appears after a wrong answer. They should also refresh the page to confirm that the high score is saved. Since the visitor counts are approximate, the game should be tested as an educational guessing game, not as an official tourism statistics source.