Short and spoiler-free. We explain the rules and the scoring, then send you to the original game.
Rare answers, common answers, year guesses and score bands — what each type rewards and how to think before the timer runs out.
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Every game here scores differently. Here is what "exact", "close", "common" and "rare" actually mean in points.
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A rocket, a bunny, a krill, balloons or a crashed alien — how each of these daily games looks on screen and what to search for.
Read the guide →Every game has its own page with a real screenshot and a link to the original.
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The one with the stranded alien.
One small alien has crashed on Earth and you have six questions to get him home. Every answer scores more the fewer other players gave it, and your total out of 3,000 decides which of nine endings he gets.
Play in browser
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The one with the rocket.
Name an unusual answer to an everyday prompt and the rarer your pick, the higher your rocket flies. Seven questions a day, twenty-five seconds each.
Play on Cosmillion
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The one with the bunny digging down.
Name something that fits a trivia prompt. Rarer answers help your bunny dig deeper, so the obvious answer takes you nowhere.
Play on Hopdown
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The one with the balloons going up.
Think like everyone else. Popular survey answers lift your balloons higher into the sky, so the answer you expect is the one that pays.
Play on Noillirk
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The one with the time traveller.
Place moments from history on a timeline. A closer year takes your time traveller further, so precision beats a vague guess.
Play on Eraly