Framed
Name a film from a single still, unlocking a new frame after each miss, up to six; spin-offs use one frame, a title shot or the poster.
Film and TV puzzles built for one round a day: identify a movie from a handful of stills, connect two actors through the films they share, decode a plot told in emoji, or fill a grid with titles that fit two clues.
Each game is free to play in your browser, and most take a few minutes.
Name a film from a single still, unlocking a new frame after each miss, up to six; spin-offs use one frame, a title shot or the poster.
Identify the film from its cast list, which reveals actor names alongside their ages at release, plus genre, director and year clues as you guess.
Work out the featured actor from a list of their films with titles blanked out, using release years, genres and IMDb ratings; naming co-stars uncovers shared titles.
The TV spin-off of Actorle: pin down an actor from their series credits, shown with years, genres and episode counts but no titles until you guess cast mates.
Several film puzzles each day, including tile swaps that spell out movie titles, guessing a film from its reviews, and Battle mode for chaining movies against friends.
Vulture's movie grid: name a film for each square that satisfies both its row and column clues, with tappable hints showing headshots and details.
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.
Six guesses to identify a film from a sequence of screenshots, with another image unlocked after every wrong or skipped answer.
Cover a three-by-three board with films that fit each row and column pairing, such as an actor plus a title rule, using nine guesses.
Connect two films through shared actors, hopping from movie to cast member to movie, and try to find the shortest possible chain.
Name a movie from its plot keywords, revealed one at a time, while spending as few of the nine available clues as you can.
Pick the film behind a famous line of dialogue, with up to six quotes from the same movie revealed as your guesses miss.
Figure out which movie a string of emoji describes, with three guesses and an optional hint, or build an emoji puzzle of your own to share.
Place ten films on a timeline in release order using only the director, cast and genre, with the year withheld; hints offer a scene still or the title.
Identify the mystery TV series in up to sixteen guesses, each compared with the answer on network, genre, format, premiere year and number of seasons.
Five Harry Potter guessing modes: a classic character hunt with attribute clues, plus separate quote, spell, character-description and location rounds.
Pin down the day's MCU character by comparing traits after each try, with a quote, appearance list and actor clue unlocking after set numbers of attempts.
Watch up to six GIFs from a Friends episode and name it; misses tell you whether the season is right and if the answer airs earlier or later.
Identify a Simpsons episode from a series of up to six GIFs, with each miss showing whether you picked the right season and which way to move.
Study a film still, then pin where on the map and pick what year the scene takes place; points reward how close both answers come.
Anime quizzes in several formats: name a show from screenshots, openings or endings, identify characters by portrait, or play Anidle, which narrows the answer using clues from earlier guesses.
Track down an animated character in up to fifteen tries, comparing network, show, year, airing status, gender and lead-or-side role, with optional hints.