Border guesser
Hold a button to trace a country's border bit by bit and name it as early as you dare; seven countries make up each set.
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Hold a button to trace a country's border bit by bit and name it as early as you dare; seven countries make up each set.
Chart an overland route between two countries, crossing only land borders, with an easy route that shows borders on the map and a hard one that hides them.
Sketch five countries' outlines from memory, with faint pieces of the true border to guide you that shrink each round, then watch the real shape draw over yours.
Borderlands characters to identify through debut game, role, gender, species, affiliation and later appearances, with an emoji clue after six guesses.
Recognize a country from a crude outline of just five points, which sharpens with more vertices after every wrong guess until the full border shows.
Five clue answers sit in a ring, each hiding a stray letter owed to the next word clockwise; pick every intruder and pass them all at once, within four passes.
Unscramble a 5x5 or 7x7 letter grid by swapping tiles until all its words read correctly, chasing a quick time, few swaps or both.
Read five anonymized price charts with tickers and dates stripped, then call each one up, down or sideways for the coming 12 hours, using pretend money.
Shown a past weekend's US box office chart with titles hidden, guess the top films from studio and gross figures, paying points to reveal plot, cast or tagline hints.
Work out which video game a cover belongs to, typing the title on the built-in keyboard, with a clue button and a skip when you are stuck.
Name the film behind a poster, typing your answer letter by letter, with a clue to call on and a skip to move past a tough guess.
Draw edges in a dots-and-boxes endgame where every box carries a plus or minus value, and find the line of play that beats par against the computer.
Fill a 16-entry knockout bracket of real things on one comparison question, making all 15 picks blind, since winners advance and an early error spoils later rounds.
Solve clues nested inside other clues, working from the innermost bracket outward until a sentence about this date in history is complete.
Eight contestants, like countries, face off over a hidden measure; call the winner of all seven matchups in ten seconds each, using revealed losing figures to deduce it.
Predict your own average score before five quick tests of reflexes, eyesight and memory, then see whether your result lives up to the claim.
Answer a set of mental math questions before 30 seconds run out, at easy, medium or hard difficulty, with an archive of recent days.
Pack eight colored blox into a square wall so no two of one color touch and three extra clues hold, with a solution piece revealed every three minutes you take.
Answer a handmade quiz of brain-stretching questions, with a fresh set dated for each day.
Complete one rotating main challenge, such as a quiz, a word puzzle or reaching a target number from four others, then pick an optional bonus round.
Ten questions on one offbeat theme, such as countries that draw the fewest tourists, with a target score set by how the crowd did.
Four quick timed rounds in about two minutes: pick the crowd favorite, guess the pricier item, give the rarest answer and name what links three words.
Answer five quick questions with 15 seconds on each, picking a mixed, hard or expert set that ranges across music, film, gaming and sport.
Eight attempts to identify a company from its blurred logo, with hints about its industry, home country and founding year opening up as you guess.
Guess the day's Brawl Stars brawler from attribute clues with unlimited tries, plus ability icon, pixel portrait, emoji, audio and splash-art modes.
Guess Brawl Stars brawlers in several daily modes, from stat comparisons on rarity, class and range to a pixelated portrait, a gadget, a star power or a hypercharge.
Pick a Brawl Stars brawler for each square of a 3x3 board to match its row and column traits, like class or reload speed, using nine guesses and aiming for rare picks.
Find the Brawlhalla Legend from weapon pair, top stat, kind, home and release date, as each guess shows which traits match and arrows point higher or lower.
Deduce the hidden Brawl Stars brawler as each guess is checked for class, rarity, speed, range, gender, Starr Park area and release, with more hints unlocking later.
Work out the four-letter banding code of a bird, such as MODO for mourning dove, within six guesses, with colored tiles marking placed, misplaced and absent letters.
Six guesses to find a hidden word with a pantry or baking theme, with tiles marking each letter and an optional timer running.
Work out the Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul character of the day from clues on show, occupation, affiliation, status, debut and whether they have killed.
Look at a LEGO set and estimate how many pieces it contains, refining your number guess after guess with no limit on attempts.
Pair clues from two columns, type the single word that fits both, and let the first letters of your answers spell out a hidden theme word.
Connect numbered islands using straight bridges, never crossing and at most two per pair, until each island's count is met and all of them join one network.
Six pours: judge how high a drink tipped from a mug, glass, bottle or can will rise in an empty vessel of another shape, or call the overflow.
Name a Jeff Goldblum film in three tries, starting from one vague clue and getting a more specific one after each miss.
Solve sudoku using nine colored bubbles in place of digits, with three lives, multipliers for runs of correct placements and levels from easy to expert.
Draw one continuous line from start to finish that pops every bubble on the sheet, with three fresh sheets each day.
Assemble a custom basketball star by drafting 13 skills like shooting, playmaking and defense from different greats, then run an 82-game season to test the build.
Take over a real MLB game in its final innings as manager, choosing relievers, pinch hitters, bunts and steals, with every decision graded afterward.
Shift letters around a filling board to spell and clear words, scoring as much as you can over 30 moves before the board overflows.
Toggle numbered hexagons between yellow and black so that each row's chosen color adds up to the target sum shown on its pin.
Link up a network of dots so it stays connected even when its most damaging zone goes down, at the lowest cost in links you can manage.
Six tries to find a five-letter word tied to choral music, where the answer may be a proper noun, a plural or a musical term from another language.