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GeoSlice daily modes for Oct 4: Halves, Thirds and Quarters, each splitting a map's population with lines, plus a Weekly Challenge

GeoSlice

Draw a line across the day's map to split its population as evenly as you can.

Guess The Angle #605: two arrows meeting at a point with an arc marking the angle between them, 4 guesses remaining, a box for an even number and a countdown to the next game

Guess The Angle

Guess the day's angle in degrees, with four tries and higher or lower hints.

Guess The House, Home #742 in Maplewood, MN: a photo of the house, six photo tabs, 6 guesses remaining, a price box and a map of the area

Guess The Home Price

Guess today's house price within 5%, one photo at a time.

Guesscale's Fermi Game, question 1 of 3: About how many hairs are on a typical human scalp?, with an estimate box in hairs and a Lock in my guess button

Guesscale

Three hard-to-know numbers a day to estimate, scored by how many times too high or too low you are.

haggle's round 1 of 5 on Monday, Oct 5: a photo of a Coleman Skydome Camping Tent above the dollar price box

haggle

Guess the prices of five trending products a day, scored on how close you get.

Halfsies share card: a pear cut in two on a scale reading 51.0% and 49.0%, with the line Cut it in half. By weight.

Halfsies

Cut five 3D objects a day exactly in half, by weight.

Halfwits #36 for 5 Oct 2026: the question How many people in the UK have never used the internet?, a guess box and a Lock it in button, under the how-to-play note

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Halfwits

Guess the day's statistic, then have your answer averaged with a teammate's.

Halved on 18 October 2026: round 1 of 5, a 3D baseball bat on a wooden bench with the cutting plane near the handle, the line Cut the baseball bat into equal weights, and the Turn and Commit buttons

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Halved (Freehand)

Cut each object where its weight splits in half, not its length.

Headcount share image: a cyan loop drawn around western Europe on a dotted map of population, with the line Draw a loop around exactly the right number of people

Headcount (FlightQ)

Draw one loop on a night map of the world to capture exactly the day's target number of people.

Hearkle daily challenge #276: a button to play the target tone, a pitch slider at 440 Hz and a Lock in guess button with five tries left

Hearkle

12 tiny daily pitch games for your ears, one puzzle each, the same for everyone.

Hertzle #277 on HalfQuiz: round 1 with a Stop button for the tone, a guess of 440 Hz marked Sounds like an A, and scores for three rounds out of 600

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Hertzle (HalfQuiz)

Listen to three tones and guess each one's frequency in hertz.

Housle in play: clue 1 of 6, Wild Wednesdays, California, a photo of a concrete house in the desert above the box to enter a price and Guess

Housle

Guess the list price of the day's house within six tries.

How big? roughly. share art: the line How big, roughly, is it? beside a phone showing puzzle 16, where an orange Burj Khalifa is dragged to its real size next to the RMS Titanic under the prompt Drag

How big? roughly.

Drag one object to its real size next to another, five times a day.

How expensive? roughly. share art: the line How expensive, roughly, was it? beside a phone showing puzzle 252, 250 g of butter in Switzerland in 2026, with a price scale set to 4.70 CHF

How expensive? roughly.

Guess what a kilo of beef or a pound of sugar cost, in a given place and year.

How many? roughly. share art: the line How many of you, roughly, fit in? beside a phone showing puzzle 39 asking How tall are you?, with a purple figure on a height scale set to 5 feet 2 inches (158 c

How many? roughly.

Guess how many of you it takes to reach the top of a tower, roughly.

How sweet? roughly. share art: the line How sweet, roughly, is it? beside a phone showing day 277, a 1 litre carton of fruit nectar, with empty sugar cube slots for the guess

How sweet? roughly.

Stack the sugar cubes you think are in a glass of juice or a bowl of cereal.

How wide? roughly. share art: the line How wide, roughly, is the city? beside a phone showing puzzle 252, where the blue outline of San Francisco is dragged to its true size over the grey outline of V

How wide? roughly.

Resize one city's outline against another until the built-up area matches.

HowLongToBeat Daily Challenge round 1 of 3: Yakuza 4's cover beside empty boxes for Main Story, Main + Sides and Completionist hours and the user rating, with the Submit button and the Reveal, Probe a

HowLongToBeat: The Game

Guess how long the day's three games take to beat.

HowMany question of the day #462, How many puzzle pieces are printed in a month by a puzzle factory, with six empty guess rows and a guess box

HowMany

One how-many question a day: get within 20 percent of the real number in six guesses.

HUNDO share card: a 0 to 100 ruler where a guess lands 18 away from the answer, under the line A number between 0 and 100

HUNDO

Five questions, answers from 0 to 100: get as close as you can.

An INSET daily round: South Korea in red placed on a map of Central America and the Caribbean, ready to be resized

INSET

Drag a country to its true size on a map of somewhere else, five times a day.

ITS PRICE daily item on 18 October 2026: a photo of a white home air purifier, five empty guess boxes and a box to enter a price in US dollars with a Lock guess button

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Its Price

Guess the day's product price within 5% in five tries, steered by hot and cold hints.

Keel artwork: a scatter of white dots with a yellow crosshair at their balance point and a slider bar, beside the KEEL title

Keel (Yuki Games)

Five quick rounds a day that test your eye: find the balance point, halve a blob, mirror a dot, match an…

Learnle share card: the Learnle.net title above a five-by-five grid of blue, green, yellow and orange squares

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Learnle

Guess the number behind one new fact a day in five tries.

Magnitudle Size It Up round 1 of 5: a blue chess pawn silhouette as the reference beside a red bowling ball to resize to real-world scale on a grid

Magnitudle

Daily estimation games: resize silhouettes to true scale and make one guess at a hard-to-picture number.

NEARISH card: a target of coloured rings, the name NEARISH, How close can you get?, a row of five coloured squares and 5 questions, 5 estimates, 500 points

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NEARISH

Five numbers to estimate a day; the closer you get, the more of 500 points you score.

Nutrition Factdle #56 (Oct 19): a tub of Phillips crab meat from Food Lion beside its nutrition label with calories, fat, cholesterol and protein blank, and a price box

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Nutrition Factdle

Guess one grocery product's price and fill in the blanks on its nutrition label.

Off By question 3 of 5: out of 100 US prescriptions, how many are generic, with a slider set to 90 and a Lock In button

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Off By

Five quick guesses a day about the numbers behind real life, and how far off you were.

Orders of Magnitude, question 1 of 6: How many eggs does a termite queen lay if she lives out her full twenty years? with a slider from 10 to the 0 to 10 to the 35 and a Submit button

Orders of Magnitude

Guess absurd quantities to the nearest power of ten.

Overbid Daily, round 1 of 6, Food and Drink: how many teaspoons of sugar are in a 330 ml can of Coca-Cola?, with bid 1 of 3, a bid box and the empty bid ladder

Overbid

Six hidden numbers a day: bid as high as you dare, but never go over.

Packle screen: a rectangle with one red scale circle in the corner, a How many circles box and 5 tries remaining

Packle

How many circles fit in today's shape? Five guesses, hot and cold hints.

GuessDash card for Paintiquity, an art game: Guess the year from a packed painting gallery, with a palette and calendar icon

Paintiquity (GuessDash)

Guess the year from a gallery of paintings made in it.

Perimetle round 1 of 7 on the board: a purple rocket silhouette beside a yellow duck silhouette, pick the one with the longer outline

Perimetle (GuessDash)

Two outlines, one question: which border is longer?

Piecemeal's own GuessDash share card: the title, Guess how the pie is sliced, and a pie chart over a bar chart

Piecemeal (GuessDash)

Drag the slices to guess how real-world pies are split.

Hemiscope Pinpoint daily #109 for 3 October: Bolivia to place on sliders for happiness, life expectancy, obesity rate, area and average temperature, each between two reference countries

Pinpoint (Hemiscope)

Place the day's country on five scales, from population to area.

The Price Games Daily Challenge, round 1 of 5 in Higher or Lower: a forehead thermometer and the question whether its price is higher or lower than $13.44

Price Games

Guess what real products cost, in a Daily Challenge whose mode changes every day.

The PricedIn board for Oct 18, 2026, Log Cabin pancake syrup with 1996 chosen as the anchor at $2.19 and price boxes for the other decades, three tries each

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PricedIn

Guess what the day's product cost in each decade from 1976 to 2026.

PriceGuessr daily challenge, round 1 of 5: a photo of baguettes, 'Baguette, Landskrona, Sweden, 1 piece', and the price slider with USD, SEK and EUR buttons

PriceGuessr

Guess what everyday things really cost around the world, five a day.

Pricer on Mind Loft for October 19, 2026: the day's product, Play-Doh Jewel Colors in 12 cans priced on Amazon as of Oct 1, with a price box and three guess rows worth up to 10, 6 and 3

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Pricer (Mind Loft)

One real product a day: guess its price in three tries, the first worth the most.

PriceTag daily, round 1 of 5: guess the fee for José Antonio Reyes's 2004 move from Sevilla to Arsenal, with a fee slider from EUR 0m to 200m, an EUR m box and a Lock fee button

PriceTag

Five real football transfers a day: guess what each one cost.

Pulse in play on pulse 1 of 5: the orb's outline after its flash, with the prompt your turn, hold to match, press and hold

Pulse (dle.wtf)

Watch a pulse of light, then press and hold for exactly as long, five times a day.

Realtor on Mind Loft, October 17, 2026: a listing card for a 1907 home in Portland, OR with curb, kitchen and inside photos, and three guess slots worth up to 10, 6 and 3

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Realtor (Mind Loft)

One home for sale a day: guess its asking price in three tries.

Round 1 of the Reciprocal daily for 18 October 2026 on a desktop: the A⁻¹ value 0.0130480 with a typed guess of 30 and the timer at 13.7 seconds

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Reciprocal

See 1/A as a decimal, then guess A, five times a day.

The RECKO card: Three numbers. Sixty seconds. No calculator, with a ?? plus ?? minus ?? equation

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RECKO

Estimate three numbers and do the sum in your head, in sixty seconds.

Rough Draft daily paper No. 002, Which takes longer?: the next item, one orbit of the space station, waits to be placed above or below Barbie (2023)

Rough Draft

Five things a day: put them in order by the day's measure, one insertion at a time.

Same Street Day 3: photos of a woven-wall house, its cooking fire and its sleeping room above a street of 100 houses from $25 to $15,000 a month

Same Street

Three photos of one real home: where does it stand on a street sorted by income?

Sling card showing a cannon shot's dotted arc landing on a target, with a gear icon

Sling (Yuki Games)

Five quick physics calls a day: say where the cannonball lands, the cut string flies or two dots collide…

Spendle's Daily Edition board: a LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon set with two guesses, $500 and $800, both marked Higher

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Spendle

Guess the price of the day's product within 5 percent, in six tries.

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