Games like Costcodle: daily price guessing games

Costcodle shows everyone the same Costco food product each day and gives you six guesses, with higher and lower arrows, to get within five percent of its price. These daily games test the same feel for what things cost, from groceries in another country to auction lots and company valuations.

The games

CostcoGuessr is the nearest relative: ten rounds a day of two Costco products from stores around the world, where you pick the one that costs more. It is quicker than Costcodle and rewards a rough sense of price over an exact figure. How expensive? roughly. moves the question across time and place, asking what an everyday item such as a kilo of beef cost in a given country and year, five prices a day.

Auctimate, from GuessDash, has you price real auction lots in US dollars, scored up to 1,000 points each, which is harder because the objects are unusual. Compdle does the same for sports cards with ten head-to-head match-ups a day, judged on recent sale prices.

If you want bigger numbers, Ballpark asks for a famous company's founding year, revenue and valuation, and Compoundle puts you at a moment in a real company's history to invest, short or pass. Chartdle shows a price chart and asks you to name the stock, future or currency pair.

Start with CostcoGuessr for a quick second round after Costcodle, and How expensive? roughly. if you like history.

Questions

What is the closest game to Costcodle?

CostcoGuessr: ten daily rounds of Costco products where you pick which one costs more.

Is there a daily game about prices in the past?

Yes. How expensive? roughly. asks what everyday goods cost in a given place and year.

Are these games free?

Yes, all of them can be played in a browser for free; Compdle keeps a leaderboard for signed-in players.

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