Rhythm Rhyme
Five short beats a day: hear each pattern a single time, then repeat it by tapping one big button.
Most of these want your sound on. Some play a song a second at a time until you name it, some bring the band in part by part, and others ask you to guess an artist from clues about their career.
Every game below is free in a browser. Decade and genre versions are listed separately so you can build a lineup around the music you know.
Five short beats a day: hear each pattern a single time, then repeat it by tapping one big button.
Identify a song as its parts are added instrument by instrument, from a single track to the full mix, with fewer layers earning a better score.
Hear a brief clip of a popular song and name it in up to six tries, with each skip or miss lengthening the snippet.
Every answer is a 1980s number-one hit: hear the intro, type the title, and unlock longer clips as you skip or miss; Hook mode plays mid-song instead.
Name a 1990s track from its opening seconds, earning longer clips with every skip or wrong answer; a Hook option plays from the middle instead.
Songs from Disney films and shows, played from the intro in short bursts that grow with each skip or miss until you pick the title.
Recognize a television theme tune from a tiny opening snippet, with each skip or incorrect pick stretching the clip a little longer.
Music-only Connections: sort sixteen squares, from artist nicknames to song titles, into four themed groups, with four mistakes allowed before the answers are shown.
Read a line of lyrics and name the song; every wrong guess or skip adds the next line until you get it or run out of tries.
Name a song from a clip that starts at a tenth of a second and grows with each miss, across genre lists such as Rock, Hip Hop and EDM.
Ten guesses to identify a music artist from a pool of about a thousand, with each wrong pick compared to the answer on details like genre and nationality.
Taylor Swift songs only: hear a short clip and name the track within six attempts, with longer snippets after each miss and a faster Rapid mode.
K-pop edition of the intro-guessing format: hear the opening of a track by groups and soloists, type the title, and earn longer clips after each skip.
Listen to a song snippet and pinpoint its country of origin in five tries, steered by a compass arrow, hot-to-cold proximity colors and unlockable genre, instrument and region hints.
Five songs per challenge: listen to each and drop a pin on the world map where the artist comes from, scoring for both accuracy and speed.
Hear the song of the day and fill in three answers, the artist, the title and the release year, with an optional leaderboard for signed-in players.
Listen to a short riff, then replay it note by note on an on-screen piano, with colors marking correct notes in the right or wrong positions; three difficulty levels.
Five music videos, one shared set for all players: estimate the release year of each and see how close you land.
A themed crossword whose clues are song clips: play the audio, recognize the artist or title, and fill the grid.
Match a song clip to one of four choices, or in Royale mode place six songs among nine options without a miss, across more than twenty themed categories.