Futuramadle
Pinpoint a Futurama character, heads in jars included, from how each guess compares on species, home, group, job, gender and first episode.
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Pinpoint a Futurama character, heads in jars included, from how each guess compares on species, home, group, job, gender and first episode.
Build a Premier League XI blind: open eleven packs of six player-seasons with ratings hidden and pick the strongest, since stars in poor seasons are traps.
Guess a secret word by meaning, not spelling, with each try ranked by closeness and shown orbiting nearer the sun the hotter it gets.
Recognize video games from their cover art, artwork, characters, keyword lists or spec sheets across several daily modes of rising difficulty.
Recognize a video game character from an image within four lives, with green marking a guess from the right franchise and shared species shown.
Spot the mystery game from its box art, which comes into clearer view with each attempt; six tries, with hints on shared franchise, genres and platforms.
Identify a video game from clues on its platforms, genres and year of release, with ten lives and an extra hint unlocking after a few attempts.
Work out a video game from a handful of keywords, with emojis and a pixelated cover as further clues; six lives, and colors flag a guess from the same franchise or saga.
Ten tries to name the mystery video game, each guess becoming a tile that compares genres, platforms, developer, critic score and release year with the answer.
Eight guesses to identify a video game, starting from its title's word and letter count plus its genre, with a further clue revealed after each miss.
Thirty quick puzzles a day for gamers, ten each on Pokémon, VALORANT and Dead by Daylight, covering things like types and cries, agents and maps, and killers and perks.
Fill the blank in twenty equations, from times tables up to brackets, percentages and roots, choosing from four options with 20 seconds each and a single life.
Bluff an AI guesser, catch the three impostor words hiding in a list, or spell a path of letters in the daily bridge, among several short word games.
A movie's profile card begins with only genre and runtime, then fills in release date, director, cast and plot as your six guesses tick down.
Park a different real car in each of nine squares, satisfying the row trait and the column trait, like horsepower or engine size, before three mistakes end the grid.
Unscramble five jumbled words, whose circled letters feed a clued final answer that ends the puzzle the moment you solve it, with fewest misses winning ties.
Five quick rounds of judging by eye: count briefly flashed dots, fill to a target percentage, set an angle, time a hold in seconds and match a line's length.
Race through eleven quick puzzles back to back on a single clock, then see your time on a worldwide leaderboard, with a weekly hard mode and monthly endurance run.
Identify a Granblue Fantasy character from a tightly zoomed piece of their artwork, with four tries to name them correctly.
Name five crystals, rocks or gemstones from real specimen photos, picking from four options, then see the color, luster and hardness clues that identify each.
Seven Genshin Impact prompts with twenty-five seconds apiece, where the rarer your valid answer, the more it scores; a lore timeline puzzle sits alongside.
Guess a Genshin Impact character in five tries by comparing region, element, weapon and release version; Honkai Star Rail and Zenless Zone Zero modes sit alongside.
Solve the rows of a geography crossword whose answers together reveal one mystery country, with optional first-letter hints if you stall.
Rank five places, such as countries by size, within three tries, alongside a second puzzle, Nodes, built around splitting up a population.
Six short geography games scored together out of 100, including naming a country from its flag's color proportions, arrow hints and stat clues.
Sort a board of geography tiles, from internet domains and land areas to flags, into hidden themed groups before your lives run out.
Track down the mystery country in eight guesses from each miss's continent, hemisphere, size, population, distance and direction, or try flag, emoji or picture modes.
Answer geography questions on country names, flags, silhouettes and borders, with quizzes covering regions such as Europe, the Americas and the whole world.
Decide whether each next country sits above or below the last on the day's statistic, such as population, across 15 calls with three lives to lose.
Find the mystery country by comparing your guesses on facts like population, climate and religion, with an unlimited practice mode alongside.
Guess the hidden country or territory while the map reacts, fading out wrong continents and pointing you closer; there is no cap, so aim for the fewest guesses.
A different country hides behind each of several geography modes, from an eight-clue grid and a zooming silhouette to flag colors, rankings and a top-five order.
Six stages center on one country each day: name it from its outline, pick its neighbors, then match capitals and flags and compare areas and populations.
Fill a nine-cell board with countries that meet one row and one column condition, like NATO membership or flag colors; less common correct picks earn higher rarity tiers.
Guess a Geometry Dash level rather than a character, comparing each try's difficulty, star count, rating, song, artist, creator and game version.
Sixteen Street View snapshots hide four countries; group the tiles by country, with easy and expert settings and puzzles growing harder from Monday through Sunday.
Restore the missing color on a real country's flag using sliders for hue, saturation and brightness, earning more points the nearer you get, over five rounds.
Find a series of named places, such as South Africa, on a world map you can pan and zoom, working through seven targets.
Eight countries and eight categories such as life expectancy, coastline and passport power; assign each country to the category where it ranks highest worldwide.
Pick a country for each cell of a 3x3 board that matches its row and column traits, with 12 guesses and more points for smaller, less obvious nations.
Draw a single line across the map that divides the day's statistic, such as population, area or GDP, as evenly as possible between both sides.
Five famous sports moments to place: drop a pin on a 3D globe where each happened and slide to the year, losing points for distance and for every year you miss by.
Tap five places on a globe in the main daily round, with side dailies for placing a street you are dropped onto and for naming a flag, its place and its era.
Given one country with no name or lines shown, sketch its outline on a 3D globe from memory and earn a score out of 100 for matching both its area and its edge.
Drop each of nine countries into one of nine scoring boxes, such as island nation, bordering countries or urban share, with no take-backs once a country is placed.