Factle

Trivia
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What is Factle?

Factle is a daily trivia game where players must rank items in a list based on a factual question. Instead of guessing a word or location, you're arranging facts in the correct order - testing your knowledge of statistics, rankings, and real-world data.

Each day features a new factual question with a list to rank.

Factle Game Rules

  1. Objective: Rank 5 items in the correct order
  2. Factual Questions: Based on real data (population, sales, dates, etc.)
  3. Drag and Drop: Arrange items from highest to lowest (or earliest to latest)
  4. 5 Attempts: You have 5 tries to get the order correct
  5. Partial Credit: Get points for items in correct positions
  6. Daily Fact: All players rank the same list each day

How To Play Factle


Example Question

"Rank these countries by population (highest to lowest):"

  • Brazil
  • Russia
  • Japan
  • Mexico
  • Germany

Attempt 1

Player's Order:

  1. Russia
  2. Brazil
  3. Japan
  4. Mexico
  5. Germany

Feedback:

  • Position 1: ❌ (Wrong)
  • Position 2: ✅ (Correct!)
  • Position 3: ❌ (Wrong)
  • Position 4: ✅ (Correct!)
  • Position 5: ✅ (Correct!)

Score: 3/5 correct positions


Attempt 2

Player's Order:

  1. Brazil
  2. Russia
  3. Japan
  4. Mexico
  5. Germany

Feedback: ✅ All correct!

Correct Order:

  1. Brazil (~215M)
  2. Russia (~145M)
  3. Japan (~125M)
  4. Mexico (~130M)
  5. Germany (~84M)

Success! Got the correct order in 2 attempts.


Factle Strategy Tips

  1. Estimate Magnitudes: Don't need exact numbers, just relative order
  2. Use Common Knowledge: Apply what you know about the world
  3. Process of Elimination: Start with items you're most confident about
  4. Partial Feedback: Use feedback to adjust positions
  5. Think Logically: Consider context and relationships
  6. Learn from Mistakes: Each attempt teaches you something

Common Factle Categories

Geography

  • Population: Countries, cities, regions
  • Area: Land size comparisons
  • Elevation: Mountain heights, city altitudes
  • Distance: Between cities or landmarks

Demographics

  • Life Expectancy: By country
  • GDP: Economic comparisons
  • Literacy Rates: Education statistics
  • Urban Population: Percentage living in cities

Entertainment

  • Box Office: Movie earnings
  • Album Sales: Music sales figures
  • TV Ratings: Show viewership
  • Streaming: Platform subscribers

Sports

  • Championships: Team titles won
  • Career Stats: Player achievements
  • Attendance: Stadium capacities
  • Salaries: Player earnings

Business

  • Company Revenue: Corporate earnings
  • Market Cap: Company valuations
  • Employees: Workforce size
  • Founded: Company age

History

  • Dates: When events occurred
  • Duration: How long events lasted
  • Casualties: War or disaster impacts
  • Age: Historical figures' lifespans

Estimation Techniques

Population

  • Mega Cities: 10M+ (Tokyo, Delhi, Shanghai)
  • Large Cities: 5-10M (London, Paris, Chicago)
  • Medium Cities: 1-5M (Most major cities)
  • Small Cities: Under 1M

Countries by Population

  • Billions: China, India
  • Hundreds of Millions: USA, Indonesia, Brazil
  • Tens of Millions: Most large countries
  • Millions: Most countries

Box Office (Movies)

  • Blockbusters: $1B+ (Avatar, Avengers)
  • Major Hits: $500M-$1B
  • Successful: $200M-$500M
  • Moderate: $100M-$200M

Company Revenue

  • Tech Giants: $100B+ (Apple, Amazon, Microsoft)
  • Major Corps: $10B-$100B
  • Large Companies: $1B-$10B
  • Medium Companies: $100M-$1B

Tips for Different Question Types

Ranking by Size/Amount

  • Think in orders of magnitude
  • Compare relative differences
  • Use benchmark references

Ranking by Date

  • Know major historical periods
  • Consider technological eras
  • Think about cultural context

Ranking by Performance

  • Consider popularity indicators
  • Think about market size
  • Use contemporary knowledge

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  1. Overthinking: Trust your instincts
  2. Ignoring Feedback: Use previous attempts to adjust
  3. Extreme Swaps: Make small adjustments, not complete reorders
  4. Forgetting Context: Consider the time period or region
  5. Not Using Estimates: You don't need exact numbers

Learning Opportunities

Factle is educational! Each puzzle teaches you:

  • Real-world statistics
  • Comparative data
  • Historical facts
  • Current events
  • Global awareness

Where To Play Factle?

Official game website:

👉 https://factle.app

The game is completely free, with new factual questions updated daily. Perfect for trivia lovers and data enthusiasts!

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