Guess The Movie
guessthemovie.name · Movies & TV
The most direct substitute: a film to identify from a run of screenshots in no more than six guesses, with each miss or skip adding another image to study.
Games like Framed
Framed shows a single frame from a movie and asks you to name the film. Every miss or skip reveals another still from the same movie, up to six, and the earlier you get it, the better your result. The appeal is recognizing a film from a detail: a color palette, a costume or a piece of set dressing you did not know you remembered.
Alternatives here reveal a film, a show or a game a little at a time and ask you to recognize it before the clues run out. Games that use screenshots or clips the way Framed does come first, followed by ones that swap pictures for dialogue, plot keywords, emoji or cast details.
The original
14 games like Framed
Closest first
Guess The Game
guessthe.game · Gaming
Brings the six-screenshot formula to video games, so it suits anyone who knows their game worlds as well as their movies.
AniGuessr
aniguessr.com · Movies & TV
Covers anime the way Framed covers film, with a screenshot mode among several quizzes on openings, endings and character portraits.
DailyPlay ↗
Simpsons
Giffle · giffle.com · Movies & TV
Uses short GIFs instead of still frames to identify a Simpsons episode, and a wrong pick reveals whether you are in the correct season and points you forward or back in the run.
Friends
Giffle · giffle.com · Movies & TV
The Friends edition of the same moving-picture format: up to six clips from one episode, with season feedback helping you home in after each wrong answer.
WhenTaken Movies
movies.whentaken.com · Movies & TV
Starts, like Framed, with a single film still, but the question is where on the map the scene is set and what year it depicts, and points depend on how near both answers come.
DailyPlay ↗
Cropple
cropple.app · Visual
Not limited to movies, but built on the same zoom-out idea: a picture starts as a tight crop and widens step by step over six tries until you can name what it shows.
DailyPlay ↗
Quotesed
quotesed.com · Movies & TV
Swaps pictures for lines of dialogue, with another quote from the same film appearing at every miss until six are showing, testing what you remember hearing instead of seeing.
DailyPlay ↗
Plotwords
plotwords.com · Movies & TV
Feeds you a film's story keywords one by one, nine at most, and your result improves the sooner you name it, a text-only cousin of Framed's slow reveal.
DailyPlay ↗
Moviedle
moviedle.xyz · Movies & TV
Works from the cast list rather than a picture, showing how old each actor was at release, with the director, genre and year joining in as you guess.
DailyPlay ↗
Emovi
emovi.teuteuf.fr · Movies & TV
Describes a film in a row of emoji, and you get three tries plus one hint to name it; you can also make your own emoji riddle for friends.
DailyPlay ↗
Actorle
actorle.com · Movies & TV
Shifts the question from the film to the performer: you see an actor's movies with the titles hidden, and naming co-stars unlocks the credits you share.
DailyPlay ↗
CineNerdle
cinenerdle.app · Movies & TV
Several film puzzles a day under one roof, including guessing a movie from its reviews, for anyone who finishes Framed and still wants more movie trivia.
DailyPlay ↗
CineLine
playcineline.com · Movies & TV
Asks you to line up ten movies in release order from their casts, directors and genres alone, and a hint can show a still from one, so knowing a film by sight still pays off.
DailyPlay ↗
Questions
How many guesses do you get in Framed?
Six. Framed begins with one still and adds a new frame each time you miss or pass, so by the last try you have seen six images from the same movie. Skipping is a legitimate move when a frame gives you nothing, since it costs a guess but buys a fresh look at the film.
Does Framed have other modes?
Yes. Alongside the main game, Framed runs spin-off modes such as a one-frame challenge, a title-shot round and a poster round. If you prefer moving or episodic clues, the Giffle games use short GIFs from one episode of a TV series, and WhenTaken Movies asks where and when a still is set.
What if I like TV shows or games more than movies?
Guess The Game applies the same screenshot reveal to video games, AniGuessr has a screenshot mode for anime, and the two Giffle games cover Friends and The Simpsons with GIFs from a single episode. All of them show you more after a miss, the same rhythm that makes Framed work.
