Estimania
Five number questions share one theme, such as sleep; give your closest estimate for each and earn points on how near it lands.
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Five number questions share one theme, such as sleep; give your closest estimate for each and earn points on how near it lands.
Look at photos of a container and estimate how many objects it holds, such as pasta pieces in a tub, with three guesses to get close.
Answer five number questions with a slider, losing a point from each 100 for every step you miss by, then compare your estimate with other players' guesses.
Solve a nonogram by shading cells to match the run lengths listed for each row and column until a picture emerges, sized 10x10 on weekdays up to 20x20 on Sundays.
Sort twelve words into three families by shared ancient root, and set aside the three impostors that only look related, with three hints to spend.
Only 43 Euphoria characters are in the pool; each guess is compared with the answer on family, age group, role, gender, debut and final season.
Pin down a mystery inventor or scientist in eight tries, with tiles comparing field, birth date, nation, Nobel status, type and gender, plus a new clue each turn.
Pilots, Evas and numbered Angels all count: find the Evangelion answer from guesses compared on type, affiliation, Eva link, gender, debut and status.
Pick any city whose distances to the two given cities are as nearly equal as you can manage, scored by the gap between them, across three legs a day.
Guess how fast an animal's heart beats, such as a black bear in summer, by dragging a dial from 1 to 1,000 beats per minute against a 10-second clock.
Join a shared grid holding thousands of past Wordle boards, guess on any of them, and let other players carry on where you stopped.
Identify a Destiny 2 exotic, weapon or armor, as each guess is checked against the answer's slot, element, perks, class and season.
Spend 60 seconds finding words that contain the day's short letter set in its given order, with bonus points for longer finds and each word allowed only once.
Uncover the day's secret expression, a common phrase you narrow down through repeated guesses on the English edition.
Pick out the Formula 1 driver of the day, with each guess compared on team, nationality, debut season, race wins, championships and date of birth.
Name the famous face in a heavily obscured photo that sharpens after every guess, with five attempts and stats on what other players answered.
Spot the celebrity in a partly hidden photo, with more of the picture uncovered after each wrong guess or skip, across six attempts.
Uncover a famous face tile by tile and name the person within six attempts, choosing to skip a turn for another tile when unsure.
Two film stars are blended into one face; name both, with five guesses apiece and clues like gender, birthday, initials and famous roles filling in.
Build a 5x5 grid of letters where every row is a real word and the columns spell the very same five words in the same order.
Fill in the top five answers to a ranking question in the correct order within five attempts; colors flag answers in place, misplaced or outside the list.
Fill in the top five answers to a sports ranking question in the correct order, using the feedback on each attempt to sort out who belongs where.
A fact about somewhere on Earth, a world map and a pin: five questions a day, each scored on how far your guess lands from the right spot.
Name the Fairy Tail character from matches on guild, magic, rank, species, first arc and status, where the same magic can turn up on rival sides.
Thirteen answers appear, twelve true and one planted fake; tap the genuine ones one by one and avoid the impostor, with a fresh set every weekday.
Wasteland figures across the Fallout games, with all three Dogmeats counted as one, are matched on species, faction, role, region and debut; a quote unlocks at six.
From one hub city, five arrows aim at five other cities, but one is off; pick the faulty arrow with a single try on each of three legs that get harder.
Build a chain between two celebrities using shared movies, songs or sports teams as links, and finish before making four mistakes.
The animal is named up front; match the correct emoji to each of eight facts about it, from class and diet to lifespan, origin and conservation status.
Three estimation questions, starting from 100 points, with the gap between each answer and the truth subtracted, so one wild miss can zero out the round.
Answer five prompts by pinning a fitting country on a world map; any valid answer counts, but less obvious picks carry you farther.
Five prompts with many right countries each, such as one with wild tigers; pin your pick on the map, and the less often others choose it, the higher your climb.
Name a fashion label in six tries on a Wordle-style board, with hints on its category, origin, founding year, signature and founder unlocking guess by guess.
Work through an issue of fashion rounds: name the runway show, answer designer trivia, then draw a garment's outline from memory.
Guess the Fast & Furious character from role, crew, nationality, debut, film count and status, with an emoji hint opening after five misses.
Pin down a Fate/Grand Order Servant by comparing each guess on class, rarity, attribute, alignment, region and release, with an emoji clue unlocking after six misses.
Name a mystery character using what each wrong guess reveals, with a daily pick plus normal, hard, filler and streak modes and shareable seeds.
Untangle eight small boards of lines a day by dragging their points until no two lines cross, collecting stamps as you clear each one.
Turn one feeling into another by changing a single letter per step, with every step a real word, across three-, four- and five-letter ladders with a par.
Six brain puzzles a day, from a word search and word chains to placing chess pieces that do not attack and ordering hexagons, plus a leaderboard and 240 story levels.
Tackle three hard-to-know numerical questions with one estimate apiece, leaning on rough arithmetic and an on-screen calculator; scores depend on how many times off you land.
Three big ballpark questions, like how many golf balls would fill a bus, with three tries each to land within about 15 percent; each reveal walks through the math.
Name the top answers to a survey question that real players responded to yesterday; hits reveal their vote counts on the board, and three strikes end your game.
Name the hidden Fate/Grand Order servant by class, gender, attribute and alignment, with a release year, bond line and blurred portrait unlocking as guesses add up.
Wordle with a liar built in: every row of feedback contains exactly one false color, so you have to work out which tile is lying.