
Match the Country (Quizebra)
Put eight countries where each ranks best in the world.
887 daily trivia games in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Put eight countries where each ranks best in the world.

Fit eight footballers into the eight stat categories where they score best.

Name the day's mystery disc golfer in eight guesses.

Guess today's Minecraft mob, block and item from clues.

Find the day's mystery plant by climbing the tree of life one guess at a time.

Decode the clues and pick the four whose answers fit the day's category.

Find the mystery animal by climbing the tree of life one guess at a time.

Guess today's My Hero Academia character from quirk profile hints.

Name the country from a chart of its armed forces, in six guesses.

Put five books, events, inventions or films in the right order, with a new subject each day.

Five daily brain teasers from the Daily Mail: analogies, odd ones out and a maths problem.

Name the three players hidden from a real starting eleven, in six guesses.

Find today's mystery MLB player in nine guesses.

Find the day's mystery MMA fighter in eight guesses from nationality, age, weight class and record.

Eight number questions a day: call each one over or under the line.

Find the Monster Hunter monster of the day from clues, a description, a picture or its roar.

Two things side by side: pick the one with more, through five categories a day.

Name the day's motorbike, make, model and year, in five tries.

Guess the day's Disney character from clues, emojis, silhouettes and songs.

Name the day's film from poster pieces, its director and cast, and a one-line plot, in three guesses.

Fill a three by three grid with films that match both the row clue and the column clue.

Name twelve films from their posters, with a new set every day.

Fill a four-row pyramid with films that match each row's clues, in twelve guesses.

Name a film that fits two clues at once, nine times along a winding snake.

Link two films through the actors they share, in as few steps as you can.

Find the secret film in ten guesses by comparing year, cast, box office and more.

Twelve quick film puzzles a day, from filming locations to six degrees between actors.

Two companies, one trading day: pick the stock that does better.

Sort sixteen music tiles into four hidden groups of four.

Name five flags as they zoom out, against the clock.

Name all ten answers to a football top ten before your five lives run out.

Ten daily Naruto games on one page, from a hidden ninja to a Naruto Wordle and word search.

Guess the Naruto character of the day from clues, a quote, a jutsu or a close-up of their eye.

Buy data charts about a mystery country, from income to FIFA ranking, and name it while keeping as many…

Sort 16 NBA players into four groups of four that share something.

Find the day's NBA player in ten guesses from six categories, three of them new each day.

Name every country that borders the day's country, with five lives.

Ten general knowledge questions a day from the New Zealand news site Newsroom.

A daily clinical case to diagnose from up to six clues, with feedback measured on the ICD-10 tree.

Fill a 3x3 grid with answers that fit both row and column, from a new universe each weekday.

Answer three questions, then see how normal you are next to the crowd.

Guess the story from a haiku, one line at a time, three times a day.

Name the day's Old School RuneScape NPC from its examine text and the hints that follow.

Four words, three connected: tap the odd one out, five rounds a day.

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

A daily news question built around a real quote: fill in the blank for points.

See a frame from One Piece and guess which episode it comes from.

Guess the One Piece character of the day from clues, a Devil Fruit, a blurred wanted poster or their laugh.