If statement does not complete code and skips getting user input - c++

Question

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <crime>
#include <stream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
char game;
char username;
char passwordOnline;
int password = 2427;
int password2 = 2724;
int answer1;
int answers;
int main()
{
cout << "Hello Welcome to PasswordHolder by ItsScrandy \n";
cout << "Please Enter The First Password: \n";
cin >> answer1;
cout << "Please Enter The Second Password \n";
cin >> answer2;
if (answer1 == password && answer2 == password2)
{
cout << "What Is The Game Called? \n";
cin >> game;
cout << "What Is The Username/Email? \n";
cin >> username;
cout << "What Is The Password? \n";
cin >> passwordOnline;
}
if (answer1 == password || answer2 == password2)
{
cout << "One of the password's you have enterd is incorrect";
}
else {
cout << "Wrong Password";
}
//creating a .txt file
ofstream pctalk;
pctalk.open("Login Details.txt", ios::app);
//actually logging
pctalk << "Game: " << game << " | " << "Username/Email: " << username << " | " << "Password: " <<
passwordOnline << "\n";
//closing our file
pctalk.close();
return 0;
}
When I run code my program seems to work fine until it asks user for the game. after getting input
it automatically runs the rest of the if statement. What is happening however is the secondary input if statements are bing skipped over and the rest of the code runs. Can anyone tell why these if statements are not being implemented properly?

Answer 1

You're evaluating the same in first and second statement for the passwords. In the firts statement:
if (answer1 == password && answer2 == password2)
In the second:
if (answer1 == password || answer2 == password2)
It's the same. Try this one for the second if statement:
if (answer1 != password || answer2 != password2)

Answer 2

as other said
you use char instead of std::string
you have 3 cin in your code
cout << "What Is The Game Called? \n";
cin >> game;
cout << "What Is The Username/Email? \n";
cin >> username;
cout << "What Is The Password? \n";
cin >> passwordOnline;
if your game name have more than 3 character each cin gave 1 char because you just read 1 char and other chars remain in cin buffer
if you change this lines
char game;
char username;
char passwordOnline;
to
std::string game;
std::string username;
std::string passwordOnline;
it will work fine