Output becomes jumbled when running my program.py

Here is another example of the jumbled output:

And here is my code:

import random


clear = "\n" * 50


def hangman():
    words = ("python", "coding", "banjo", "fjord", "boxer", "comedy", "photography", "ivory", "quad")
    secret = random.choice(words)
    blanks = []

    print('--Welcome to Hangman, there are two available modes--'
          '\n 1. Single Player mode, guess a random word created by the computer'
          '\n 2. Multiplayer mode, one player creates the word, the other guesses'
          '\n')

    gamemode = input('Choose your gamemode 1 or 2: ')
    print('----------------------------------')

    if gamemode == ('1') or  ('2'):
        if gamemode == ('1' or 'one' or 1):
            print("You have chose Single Player, let's begin.")

            print('The word is', len(secret), 'letters long')

            for i in range(5):
                letter = input('Guess a letter: ')
                if letter in secret:
                    print('O Correct! "', letter, '" is in the secret word. \n')

                else:
                    print('X Incorrect. "', letter, '" is not in the secret word \n')

        if gamemode == ('2' or 'two' or 2):
            print("You have chose Multiplayer, let's begin.")

            secret = input('Player 1 enter the secret word.')
            print(secret)

        print('----------------------------------')
        print('All of your guesses are up')
        want = input('Do you want to guess the word Y/N? ')

        if want == ('y' or 'yes'):
            guess = input('Please type your guess: ')
            if guess == secret:
                print('CONGRATULATIONS YOU WON!')
            else:
                print('Incorrect. The word was: ', secret)
                print('\n')
                again = input('Want to play again Y/N? ')
                if again == ('y' or 'yes'):
                    print(clear)
                    hangman()
                else:
                    print('Thanks for playing!')
        else:
            print('Sorry, but the word was: ', secret)
            print('\n')
            again = input('Want to play again Y/N? ')
            if again == ('y' or 'yes'):
                print(clear)
                hangman()
            else:
                print('Thanks for playing!')

    else:
        print(clear)
        print('That was not a valid response, please try again.')
        hangman()

hangman()

Hi Jdelfosse! Could you please specify what PyCharm version and color theme are you using?

Community Edition 2017.1.4 

Darcula

I mean Editor color scheme which is also used for run window. It doesn't look like Darcula. Do you have "Emulate terminal in output console" option enabled in Run Configuration for this script?

Yes I do have Emulate terminal in output console enabled, and I do not know how to check the theme for just the editor, I looked in settings and I saw Darcula under Appearance and Behavior

Pavel, So I disabled the Emulate Terminal option and this seemed to have fixed my issue. However, I was wondering why this option would cause my script to become jumbled like this, if it was working fine with the option enabled previously.

This should indeed works correctly, I created a ticket in our tracker PY-24787. Meanwhile this option is not supposed to be used on windows, it's available to user by mistake. You can check editor color scheme in Settings | Editor | Color Scheme but it has nothing to do with the problem as we discovered.

Ok thanks for the help! I am running on Windows 10 by the way.