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General knowledge and rank-based trivia. Browse 48 hand-picked games in this collection.
25 seconds per prompt, one answer, and the whole ocean beneath you. Common answers barely move you; rare answers send you deeper through new realms and beautiful regions.
Quizzdle is a daily character guessing game where each wrong guess reveals comparison clues. It turns fandom knowledge into a deduction battle across categories like Disney, anime, games, sports, series, and more.
Jojodle is a daily JoJo-inspired guessing game with multiple modes: identify the secret Stand user, guess the Stand from blurred reveals, solve emoji clues, or vote in bizarre character matchups. It is built for fans who enjoy character knowledge, Stand logic, and daily puzzle pressure.
Estimania is a daily numbers game with five real-world questions where you guess the answer as closely as possible. Precision wins—every guess is scored based on how close you land.
The Daily Investor is a fast daily business and investing quiz with maps, market trivia, and a final stock ticker challenge. It turns learning about companies and markets into a two-minute puzzle instead of a finance lecture.
Murdle is a daily logic puzzle where you solve a murder mystery by deducing the culprit, weapon, and location using clues.
Elementle challenges you to guess a mystery chemical element using periodic table clues like atomic number and group. It’s a daily science puzzle that rewards logic, not memorization.
The Wiki Game challenges you to navigate from one Wikipedia page to another using only internal links—turning knowledge into a race of logic, intuition, and clever connections.
Factle is a daily ranking puzzle where you arrange real-world items in the correct order using logic and general knowledge. It’s simple to play—but surprisingly hard to get perfectly right.
Historydle is the daily Wordle-style history game where you identify famous figures from clues about their era, region, role, quotes, portraits, and landmarks. Test your knowledge across four thrilling modes—one new puzzle every day.
Daily Tens is a daily trivia guessing game where you try to name all ten answers for today’s category. It rewards broad knowledge, smart guessing, and the ability to think through ranked or themed lists.
Catfishing Game is a daily Wikipedia trivia game where you identify mystery articles using only their category labels. Ten new subjects appear each day, testing how well you can connect oddly specific clues to people, places, events, works, and things.
Answer four trivia questions, then figure out the single word that connects all four answers. linqed turns a quick daily quiz into a satisfying final connection puzzle.
Anything Grid is a daily 3×3 trivia puzzle where every answer must fit both a row and column category. The twist is that obscure answers score fewer points, so the best grid is often the one filled with clever deep cuts.
Krillion is a daily open-answer trivia game where being correct is only half the challenge: rarer valid answers send your dive deeper. Seven shared prompts turn general knowledge into a quick battle against everyone else's first instinct.
Daily Orbs gives you four different trivia puzzles each day, with changing topics and answer formats. Earn six orbs across the daily set to score a win.
Seldom is a daily trivia game where obvious answers are bad answers. You get five guesses and try to find valid responses that almost nobody else would think of, with the lowest total score winning.
Trivia Duel is a fast browser trivia game where you can test yourself solo or challenge friends across hundreds of topics. Pick a category, answer quick knowledge questions, and see who comes out on top.
TED Cheat Sheet is a ten-question daily trivia game that turns a broad mix of facts into a quick graded quiz.
Identify a mystery car's make, model, and year from a tightly cropped photo before your five guesses run out. Cardle is a fast daily test for players who recognize headlights, body lines, badges, and automotive eras.
Daydle is a daily history game where you identify the year of an event that happened on this calendar date. Six attempts and unusual digit-by-digit feedback turn one historical clue into a tense numerical investigation.
Wikitrivia turns the world's knowledge into a growing timeline: drag each new card into its correct historical position and keep building your streak. Three mistakes end the run, so one wildly misplaced invention can collapse centuries of progress.
Timeswipe is a fast history game where you decide whether an event happened before or after a displayed year. The daily challenge gives everyone the same 10 cards, turning historical knowledge into a rapid-fire battle of instinct and timing.
TimeLine is a daily history puzzle that gives you five events and dares you to arrange them from earliest to latest. It is a fast, deceptively difficult test of whether your mental map of history actually holds together.
