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Work out the mystery actor of the day from a list of their films with the titles hidden.
Guess the animal, the price, the category or the answer from a few clues. Daily guessing games about things you half remember.

Work out the mystery actor of the day from a list of their films with the titles hidden.

Name the day's song as the band comes in one instrument at a time, starting with the drums.

Name the five top films of a mystery box office weekend.

Solve clues tucked inside other clues until they collapse into one fact about this day in history.

Guess the Wikipedia article from nothing but the list of categories it sits in.

Drag the day's historical events into the order they happened, in six moves or fewer.

Look at a real photograph and slide to the year you think it was taken.

Swap sixteen clue tiles until every line of the grid points at one film.

Sort 16 sports terms into four groups of four, with four mistakes allowed.

Guess what a Costco food product costs, within five percent, in six tries.

Answer trivia clues, then stack the answers into a ladder where each word changes one letter.

A daily set of Formula 1 puzzles: the driver, the car, the track, a 3x3 grid and a season of results.

Name the day's film from a handful of still frames, with a new frame after each miss.

Five countries, one statistic: find the right order.

Sort sixteen music tiles into four groups of four before your fourth mistake.

A whole family of daily Heardles: name the song from its first seconds, sorted by decade, chart, genre or…

Fill a 3x3 grid with NBA players who match each row and column.

Name nine athletes who each fit both the row and the column of a 3x3 sports grid.

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

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

Uncover the day's hidden French Wikipedia page word by word.

Guess the day's mystery NBA player in eight tries, using team, position, height, age and jersey clues.

Seven trivia questions in a chain, each answer leading to the next.

A whole Wikipedia article is blacked out; guess words to reveal it until you can name the title.

Two plates of football stadium food: pick the one people rated higher.

Seven questions a day on politics and society, in German.

Sporcle’s daily set of short timed quizzes in fixed formats.

Find the day's mystery music artist in ten guesses by comparing debut year, popularity, genre and more.

Twelve quick NBA questions a day, each against a 10-second shot clock.

Five trivia answers a day, each with three clues, and fewer points for every clue you need.

Pin each photo on the map and pick the year it was taken.

Look at five photos a day and guess where and in what year each one was taken.

Name the day's mystery footballer in eight guesses from a blurred photo and six clues.

Sort the day's items into the right order and work out the hidden theme.

Name the film hidden in a short row of emoji, in three guesses.

Guess when each New Yorker cartoon was first published and put them in order.

One question, four hints, as fast as you can.

Four rounds of trivia a day, plus a picture puzzle that fills in as you answer.

A daily round of sports trivia from AARP, from football to tennis.
Name the day's famous figure from hints revealed one at a time.
Guess the day's food word.
Four quick daily tennis games on one page: guess the player, rank a top 10, order a career and spot the false…