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Daily economics games

These games put real economic figures in front of you each day. You might name a country from its export basket or its income chart, guess what a basket of goods cost in another year or place, or answer a question about the world economy. Most rounds take a few guesses, and some explain the numbers once you finish.

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  1. Daily Ceteris Puzzle #88 for 21 October: the question asks which OECD country has the highest female labour-force participation rate, above six empty guess rows Daily CeterisOne economics question a day, answered with a country in six guesses.No ads Geography Browser 1 to 3 minutes Midnight UTC
  2. Daily Investor on 31 October 2026, round 1 of 5 on desktop: a map of the United States under the clue asking for the city where U.S. Bancorp has its headquarters Daily InvestorPin company towns on a map, answer two business questions and crack the day's stock ticker.No ads Trivia Browser 3-5 minutes At midnight by the player's device
  3. Extraplot on desktop: the 2 November 2026 chart of US baby girls named Khaleesi, with a guessed pink line drawn past the 2012 cut-off and the Reveal button Extraplot (GuessDash)A real chart stops at a cut-off year. Draw where you think the line went, then see the real one.No ads Estimation Browser 3 to 5 minutes Midnight Amsterdam time
  4. Day 299 of How expensive? roughly.: how expensive is 454 g of bananas in the United States in 2026, with a price line on a scale from 2 cents to 20 dollars and a Lock it in button How expensive? roughly.Guess what a kilo of beef or a pound of sugar cost, in a given place and year. Estimation Browser 2 to 5 minutes Midnight UTC
  5. Nationalysis on 2 November 2026 at desktop size, with the age pyramid and capital climate clues bought and the score down to 840 of 1,000 points. Nationalysis (GuessDash)Buy data charts about a mystery country, from income to FIFA ranking, and name it while keeping as many points as you…No ads Geography Browser 3 to 8 minutes Daily
  6. PriceGuessr daily challenge on 31 October 2026, round 1 of 5: Lotus Biscoff chocolate biscuits, 150 g, in Taiwan, with the price slider in USD PriceGuessrGuess what everyday things really cost around the world, five a day.No ads Estimation Browser 3 to 5 minutes Midnight Europe/Prague time by
  7. Today's PriceWarp round 1 after one missed guess: a receipt with Cabbage Patch Kids, average monthly rent, a loaf of bread and a tub of ice cream above the year slider PriceWarpRead an old store receipt of real US prices and slide to the year it was printed.No ads History Browser A few minutes Midnight Pacific time
  8. Same Street Day 27 on 29 October 2026: a mud-brick house with a tiled roof, an outdoor cooking fire and a bed under a mosquito net, above the empty street of 100 houses from $25 to $15,000 Same StreetThree photos of one real home: where does it stand on a street sorted by income?No ads Estimation Browser 1 to 3 minutes Midnight
  9. TerraeQuest "Maximum" round on 3 November 2026, asking which country has the highest alcohol consumption per capita, with six flag cards from Saudi Arabia to Mexico TerraeQuestFour rounds a day on country statistics: the highest, the lowest, the exact figure and a mystery rule. Geography Browser 3-8 minutes At midnight UTC
  10. A Tradle board: a treemap of a country's $102B in exports led by integrated circuits at 28.3%, with gold, nickel ore and bananas, above the empty guess rows TradleName the country behind a chart of its exports in six guesses. Geography Browser 2 to 5 minutes 00:00 UTC
  11. World Clue daily board at Round 1 of game 1 of 3: a world map, six hearts for lives, and Region, Country and Give Up buttons below World ClueFind three mystery countries a day from data clues, easy to hard. Geography Browser 5 to 15 minutes Daily

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