Time Game
Sit through five timed intervals, then reproduce each length from memory as closely as you can; the daily version lives behind the calendar icon.
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Sit through five timed intervals, then reproduce each length from memory as closely as you can; the daily version lives behind the calendar icon.
Read a full box score from an actual MLB game and name its year in six tries, with each miss telling you to go higher or lower.
Five times a day, hold a button for a requested interval, say 4.3 seconds, and let go when it feels right, with nothing on screen counting for you.
Each historic photo asks where on Earth and in what year it was taken, answered with a map pin and a year slider; the daily round uses five shots.
Put a year on each of a handful of major historical events and see how close you land; a multiplayer option pits friends against the same set.
Reorder a short list of events pulled from many centuries and regions into the sequence they happened, then check whether your order holds up.
Arrange six to ten shuffled moments from football history, such as transfers, debuts and trophies, into date order without seeing any years, with five tries allowed.
Decide, event by event, whether each came earlier or later than the year on screen; marathon modes and special runs extend play past the day's set.
Press at the exact moment a countdown hits zero, a short test of how well your inner sense of rhythm keeps time.
Putt through five new mini golf holes by dragging back from the ball to set power and direction, finishing the shared course with the fewest strokes you can manage.
Three famous sports photos, each worth up to 1,000 points: pin the stadium on a map, set the year on a slider, and say which player, coach or team appears.
Work through a trio of small clued word puzzles, with a shared allowance of six letter reveals to spend when a clue has you stumped.
Name a book from up to six clues, starting with its opening line, where each extra clue costs one of your six guesses.
Name a Ninja Turtles hero, villain or ally by species, weapon, side, color, type, debut and affiliation, as each guess highlights what matches.
Estimate the real size of five museum objects from photos that hide their scale, sliding to a measurement of each one's longest side.
Ten tries to find a four-letter word, where each guess returns only one number: two for every correctly placed letter and one for each present elsewhere.
Pick a monster such as the Werewolf or Witch, each with its own scoring perk, and play the day's one seeded Hearts hand against a two-minute clock.
Start from a clue and four letters that appear in order in the hidden answer, then reveal extra letters sparingly until you can name the word or phrase.
Pick out the Tokyo Ghoul character from species, affiliation, RC type, rating or rank, status and debut, with a quote clue after six guesses.
Name the Tokyo Revengers character behind today's puzzle by comparing every gang they joined, highest rank, birth year, height and the arc they debut in.
Walk a maze of numbered squares from the start square to the exit, adding each value you pass, and arrive with a total that hits the target exactly.
Five cartoon characters, five colors to recall: set sliders for hue, saturation and brightness to match shades like SpongeBob's body as closely as you can.
Fill a ranking of ten footballers, such as a Ballon d'Or top ten or a league's top scorers for a season, with nationalities shown and unlimited guesses.
With five lives, find the five entries that top a ranked list by picking from searchable options; getting them in exact order is an optional extra.
Guess the most common survey responses to a prompt like things seen at a diner, finding all six top answers before losing three lives, with boards for six countries.
Order five films sharing a theme twice, first by box office gross and then by critics' ratings, with a fresh theme such as one year's releases each night.
Trade for five items with hidden prices, such as a Rolex, by offering as many units of one everyday good as you think match its value; nearer offers pay more cash.
Use the letters in a wall to form four five-letter words; once all four are found, the whole wall comes crashing down.
Two quick games of three rounds each: hit number targets with six numbers and the four operations, then make the longest word from nine letters, unlocking bonus games.
Several Total War: Warhammer guessing modes: name a unit from its stats or portrait, a spell from its text, or a region on the Immortal Empires campaign map.
Play a 6x6 chess game against a bot while drafting new rules as you go, so the board's laws keep shifting, with the same chaos for everyone.
Guess the Touhou Project character from comparisons of species, debut game, debut role such as stage boss, home, hair color and whether they are playable.
Arrange 2x2 blocks of letters into a path that spells out a hidden phrase, in a Zone mode solved by tiles or a Halo mode solved by neighbors.
Name the artist behind a classic '60s to '90s album cover that begins badly blurred and comes into focus a little with each wrong guess, six tries in all.
Read a treemap of one country's exports and name the country in six guesses, with distance and direction hints after each miss.
Trace a single continuous path that visits every tile of the board exactly once, on a daily board shared by all players plus many generated levels.
Five rounds against the clock, each asking you to name things that climb from the smallest value to the largest, mixing trivia recall with higher-or-lower judgment.
Lay one unbroken rail line from entrance to exit, placing straight and curved pieces so each row and column holds the number of track squares its clue gives.
Link compound words end to end, so reaction follows chain and time follows reaction, making the chain as long as possible before 60 seconds run out.
Identify the Transformers character from faction, alt mode, color, role, debut, size and status, as each guess shows matches, near misses and misses.
Seven questions and a pile of gold to stake: split it across answers you are unsure of, pull the lever and keep only what sits on the right trapdoor.
Pan and zoom around four travel photos hunting for clues, then drop a marker on the map; the nearer each pin lands, the higher your score.
Link two countries by naming the chain of neighbors between them, within a guess allowance set by the route; three optional hints can sketch outlines or initials.
Search a world map for the spot where the day's treasure lies, narrowing in with each attempt; normal and expert difficulties are offered, plus player-made hunts.
Work out a five-letter word with a Star Trek theme, using colored letter feedback from each try to close in on the answer.