Spongedle
Name a classic-era SpongeBob SquarePants episode from screenshots, with each wrong guess adding another frame, up to six, plus a hint if needed.
Page 2 of 6: 40 games, from Spongedle to Bonddle. The shelf’s first page starts with the games to try first.
Name a classic-era SpongeBob SquarePants episode from screenshots, with each wrong guess adding another frame, up to six, plus a hint if needed.
Nine words sit in a vault; name movies whose plots would mention them to grab all nine within seven attempts, knowing one heist film covers every word.
Link two TV actors through shared shows, picking a series, then a cast member, then another series, until the second actor appears, in the fewest hops you can manage.
Pick an anime for each of nine cells that fits the category on its row and the one on its column, like a genre, voice actor or theme, using each title only once.
Guess the TV show in ten attempts by comparing network, genre, origin, seasons, release year, maturity rating and critic score, with emoji hints to spend.
Pick films from a list to find the hidden movie, with each guess compared on genre, age rating, runtime, critic score and release year, plus arrows for higher or lower.
Find a film for each of six cells where a director, actor, genre or decade on one side crosses another, keeping as many of your five stars as you can.
Twenty-four films, one answer: ask no more than five questions with yes or no answers, such as whether it is a drama or postdates 1990, then pick the film.
Name a character from The Apothecary Diaries by comparing clan, role, gender, hair, place and debut episode, with emoji, letter and picture hints unlocking later.
Ten tries to name the mystery film, with each guess compared on genres, year, box office, rating, IMDb score, director and two cast members.
Name a film or TV title from up to five clues, scoring higher the fewer you need, with a back catalogue of past puzzles.
Track down a character from any Walking Dead series via clues on weapon, group, status, gender and comic debut, with quote and picture hints unlocking over time.
Each guess at the hidden Solo Leveling character is checked for rank, species, gender, affiliation, status and debut, with emoji and picture hints opening up later.
Name a film from a single still in six tries, with every wrong guess or skip revealing another frame; a TV show mode is also on offer.
Identify a Ghostbusters character, human or ghost, from how your guesses compare on kind, job, role, debut, film appearances and fate.
Figure out a famous Bollywood movie character from clues about actor, film, genre, decade, role and job, revealed by comparing each guess with the answer.
Hunt down the hidden Chainsaw Man character as each guess is matched on contract devil, species, affiliation, status and debut, with a quote hint after a few misses.
Work out a mystery movie from viewer reviews written about it, searching titles to make up to five guesses.
Name the mystery TV show in ten guesses as each try flips clue tiles, with secret hints along the way and a one-on-one mode racing 60 seconds per round.
Three cinema guessing modes: name an actor from their filmography, a movie from its cast list, and, once a week, a director from their films.
Identify a film from its frames in six tries, starting with the least revealing shot, where every miss or skip shows another still.
Uncover the Star Wars character of the day using up to ten hints, a pixelated image or a spec comparison, with a freeplay mode alongside.
Find the Dragon Ball character of the day, matching on gender, species, origin, affiliation, transformations, death count, series and debut saga, with a silhouette clue.
Pin down the Gilmore Girls character of the day as each guess compares job, home, social circle, gender and first and last seasons, with quote and picture hints.
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.
Name a character from across the Vampire Diaries universe, including The Originals and Legacies, as each guess compares species, family, status, shows and debut.
Recognize the movie from a heavily pixelated image of its poster and pick the title from a searchable list of films.
Work out a movie title shown only as a row of blanks by typing letters on the keyboard to fill in the gaps.
Slot eight films, picked at random, into the order of their release along a single timeline, with a separate hard mode for more of a test.
Assign six movies to six labels such as Animated, Thriller or With Tom Hanks, where many films fit several and only one full lineup works, within three checks.
Tackle four One Piece challenges each day, covering the daily character, a mystery figure, a theme song and a duel, plus blind tests, blurry photos and a card game.
Ten tries to name a mystery film, each guess flipping tiles for genre, year, box office, critic score, rating, studio, director and cast, marked exact, close or off.
Each guess at the hidden Star Wars character is checked on homeworld, species, Force side, affiliation, lightsaber color and debut, with groups and quote modes too.
Monster type, generation, debut, hair, skin and even pet are compared for each guess at the hidden Monster High character, with a quote clue at five.
Christmas movie characters to guess, with each try compared on film, decade, how it was made, kind of character, role and whether they are naughty or nice.
Narrow down the Fullmetal Alchemist character using kind, affiliation, skills, rank, status and debut, until a quote clue appears after five guesses.
Identify the Transformers character from faction, alt mode, color, role, debut, size and status, as each guess shows matches, near misses and misses.
Guess the South Park resident from hair, religion, grade or age, role and the season they debuted, with episode, quiz and grouping puzzles as side modes.
Work out which Springfield resident is hidden by comparing age group, hair, job, kids, affiliation and debut season, with episode and quiz modes alongside.
Guess the James Bond ally or villain from role, era, debut film, nationality, organization and fate, with arrows and partial matches guiding each pick.