WhoseChat
Read a stream of Twitch chat and name the streamer it belongs to, over three rounds with six guesses each, a sharpening profile picture and optional hints.
Page 4 of 6: 40 games, from WhoseChat to Yubori. The shelf’s first page starts with the games to try first.
Read a stream of Twitch chat and name the streamer it belongs to, over three rounds with six guesses each, a sharpening profile picture and optional hints.
Complete one rotating main challenge, such as a quiz, a word puzzle or reaching a target number from four others, then pick an optional bonus round.
Guess a figure from Greek myth by comparing type, gender, domain, parents, home and whether they appear in the Odyssey or the Iliad.
Seven car puzzles each day, from naming a model by make, body and fuel clues or a photo that zooms out, to timelines, price guesses and a 3x3 grid.
Five different dle-style games back to back in timed rounds, revealed as you go, with one shared leaderboard and custom gauntlets you can build and share.
Thirteen logic and word puzzles in one place, from placing crowns in regions and suns-and-moons grids to word ladders, hidden-word searches and mini sudoku.
Listen to a two-second mystery sound and name it from a word list in up to ten guesses; after five misses, a cleaner version of the clip plays.
Guess which Steal a Brainrot brainrot is hidden today, with each try compared on rarity, cost, income, body, how it is obtained, color and when it was added.
Find the Digimon of the day, where lookalikes are common, by comparing each guess's level, attribute, type, color, anime debut and year introduced.
Four short puzzles, a number, a hidden meaning, a place on the map and a widening view, where nearness to the answer earns points and nothing counts as wrong.
Name five hit songs from short clips, buying extra seconds of audio at a points cost and earning a bonus for also naming the artist.
Watch five barely seen YouTube videos and estimate when each was uploaded, earning more points the closer your year lands.
Herd the crowd's wrong answers to trivia questions, with popular mistakes worth more sheep, three guesses and 80 seconds a round, and the truth scattering the flock.
Five ranked lists, such as top-grossing films, each hide a target rank; name any entry and an elevator rides to its floor, showing whether to go higher or lower.
Identify a cocktail from a tightly cropped photo in up to five guesses, with each miss unlocking a hint: its base spirit, origin, flavor profile and then first letter.
Race through five quick puzzles in a row, from a picture mashup and a rail route puzzle to an ordering task, an attention sprint and a short mystery, then compare times.
Watch a slow run and a fast run with known speeds over the same distance, then judge the speed of a third vehicle, across five rounds paying up to a thousand points each.
Pilot a crew capsule onto a space station port with realistic thrusters and orbital physics, keeping closing speed, alignment and roll within limits on one scored run.
Pick which of three creatures is the featured animal's closest relative, like deciding whether an orca sits nearer a dolphin, a humpback whale or a great white shark.
Predict your own average score before five quick tests of reflexes, eyesight and memory, then see whether your result lives up to the claim.
Guess where most players draw the line on everyday thresholds, like the price at which a burger feels too expensive, then give your own answer, across five questions.
Put a price on five real items from history, one guess apiece, with scoring that judges how far off you are in proportion to the true price.
Select one of three keys, each biasing what you find, and open the day's chest to add a generated curio to your growing museum collection.
Drive a fresh racetrack each day with throttle, steering and handbrake, chasing a quick lap with other racers' ghosts on the course.
Five rapid tests of perceptual judgment, signposted by icons for numbers, targets, angles, rhythm and cuts, rolled into one score over about two minutes.
Park a different real car in each of nine squares, satisfying the row trait and the column trait, like horsepower or engine size, before three mistakes end the grid.
Find the mystery car in ten tries, with each guess scored on power, weight, year, cylinder count, body type, drivetrain, maker and country of origin.
Work out the everyday object behind short cryptic clues, starting with one and adding another after each miss, at a cost of a point every time.
Identify one subject tied to today's date in history from up to five clues, with each wrong guess opening another, then take two bonus questions for a clean sheet.
One official attempt to type the same short quote as everyone else, ranked by words per minute and accuracy, with a strict mode and a warm-up on yesterday's.
Four short games in one set: a trivia gauntlet with one life and seven questions, a word ladder, a country from its outline, and a list to put in order.
Name a DC hero or villain, optionally limited to teams like the Justice League or Teen Titans, with each guess checked on species, powers, alignment, base and debut.
Name entries from the day's ranked list, like fast animals, that beat your current doll, nesting your set inside a bigger one each time, in a three-minute run.
Identify a hidden K-pop idol using group, agency, gender, birthplace, birth year and month, and debut, with an emoji hint after six misses and letters and a photo later.
Fly a rocket booster down to a tower or drone ship using throttle, lean and gimbal controls, then close the catch arms, with one scored flight in shifting wind each day.
Drop cats into a box so matching pairs merge into bigger breeds, topping out at the Lion King, chaining quick merges for combos and keeping the pile under the line.
Twenty logic puzzles a day, one grid per type, from Hitori, Calcudoku and Skyscrapers to Shikaku, Takuzu and Cross Math, each rated from easy to expert.
Six brain puzzles a day, from a word search and word chains to placing chess pieces that do not attack and ordering hexagons, plus a leaderboard and 240 story levels.
Four logic puzzles a day: deduce a number key from digit clues, trace a numbered route, split a board into rectangles and link bridges, plus a sliding-block campaign.
Seven anime puzzles make up one run, from naming a show told in emoji to quickfire popularity calls and chaining titles by studio, with a separate anime Wordle.