How Many
gamefinity.io · Other
Asks for a number like Costcodle, but the question is a count: a crowd of objects flashes past, you type your estimate, and the result compares it with what other players guessed.
Games like Costcodle
Costcodle shows one product sold at Costco each day and asks what it costs. You get six guesses, and after each one an arrow tells you whether the real price is higher or lower. It is a simple game of homing in, and the fun comes from how often a bulk pack of paper towels or a giant tub of snacks costs more, or less, than you would have bet.
Each pick asks you to put a number on something and then refine it, or rewards a good feel for real-world quantities. It opens with a quick crowd-counting game, moves through the closest price and count guessers, and ends with estimates of angles, years, weights and hours.
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12 games like Costcodle
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Haggle
haggle.gg · Other
Five popular products to price instead of one, in whichever currency suits you, scored on how near you land, plus an endless mode when the daily five run out.
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Per Night
pernight.app · Other
Prices a real hotel room for one night in six tries, gaining a photo or detail after each miss, so it shares Costcodle's six-guess rhythm with a richer set of clues.
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Brickdle
brickdle.com · Other
Swaps the price tag for the number of pieces in a LEGO set, and you can keep adjusting your estimate as long as you like, homing in much as Costcodle's arrows let you.
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Angle
angle.wtf · Visual
Applies the narrowing loop to geometry: estimate an angle in degrees and refine it over four attempts using the feedback, a quick test of eye instead of shopping sense.
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Daydle
daydle.com · History
A number guess with higher-or-lower help, except the number is the year of an event that happened on today's date, with six tries and digit colors as extra clues.
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Fermi
fermi.gg · Other
Three hard numerical questions, one estimate each, where rough arithmetic beats memory and you are scored by the factor between your answer and the truth.
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Weighsies
weighsies.dev · Other
Asks you to judge weight rather than cost, expressing a heavy object as a number of familiar items, cats or bowling balls among them, across five rounds.
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Amountle
amountle.dev · Other
You watch items pour into a vessel and judge how many ended up inside, five times a day, with over-under and survival variants to practice on.
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More/Less
lessgames.com · Other
Turns estimation into a series of two-way choices about which figure is larger, such as search volume, so you test your sense of scale without typing an exact value.
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HowLongToBeat Daily Challenge
howlongtobeat.com · Gaming
Guesses hours rather than dollars: estimate how long three games take to finish at different levels of completion, along with how players rate them, with one power-up per round.
Year To Beat
yeartobeat.com · Music
Five music videos and one question about each, the year it came out, with points for getting close, for players who enjoy estimating more than knowing.
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Questions
How does Costcodle work?
Each day Costcodle shows one product sold at Costco, and you type what you think it costs. After every guess an arrow tells you whether the real price is higher or lower, and you have six guesses in total. Everyone sees the same product on the same day, so results are easy to compare with friends.
What should I play if I want more than one price to guess?
Haggle gives five products to price each day plus an endless mode, and Per Night asks for the nightly rate of a real hotel, with photos unlocked as you miss. For a number guess that has nothing to do with money, Brickdle and Daydle use the same narrow-it-down approach with LEGO piece counts and years.
Do I need to shop at Costco to be good at Costcodle?
It helps, but a sense of typical prices for bulk goods goes a long way, and the higher-or-lower arrows rescue a bad first guess. Start near what a similar product would cost at a grocery store, then adjust in large jumps before making small ones.
