Angle
Rate itGuess the day's angle in degrees in four tries or fewer.
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Angle shows two arms meeting at a point and asks how many degrees lie between them. You have four guesses, and each one tells you how warm you are and whether to go higher or lower, then a second round asks you to make an angle yourself. It is one of the Teuteuf daily games, alongside Worldle.
About Angle
Angle is a quick estimation game from the Teuteuf family of daily games. Each day it draws one angle, two arms from a common point, and you say how many degrees it is. A small arc at the centre shows which side is being measured, so a reflex angle of more than 180 degrees is not mistaken for the narrow one on the other side.
You get four guesses. After each, a hint says how close you were, from Freezing through Warm and Getting Hot up to Boiling, and an arrow says whether to go higher or lower. On a desktop you type the number or nudge it with minus and plus; on a phone a rotary dial lets you spin or tap your way to a value.
Once the guess round is over, the game moves to a second round, Make, where you are given a number of degrees and have three attempts to set the angle yourself. After that you see your result to share, your win rate, streak and guess distribution, and a Construct mode with fresh random angles for anyone who wants to keep playing.
The angle is the same for everyone on a given date, so results can be compared. Like the other Teuteuf games it is free with ads, and an optional Teuteuf premium plan removes them and opens the archive of past days.
It suits players who like a one-minute number game, and anyone who wants to find out how well they really know what 135 degrees looks like.
How to play Angle
- Open Angle and look at the day's two arms and the small arc that marks the side to measure.
- Type a number of degrees, nudge it with minus and plus, or set it on the dial on a phone, then press Guess.
- Read the hint: how warm you were, and the arrow for higher or lower.
- Adjust and guess again, up to four times.
- In round two, set an angle of the size you are given, in up to three attempts.
- Share your result, or keep playing random angles in Construct.
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Tips
- Anchor on right angles: picture 90, 180 and 270 degrees and judge the difference.
- Check the arc first: when it wraps around the outside, the answer is above 180.
- Halve the gap after a higher or lower arrow rather than nudging by a few degrees.
- Boiling means you are within five degrees, so make only a small correction after it.
Questions
When does Angle change?
At midnight on your device; the angle is chosen from your local date.
How many guesses do I get?
Four to name the angle, then three attempts in the second round to make one.
Who makes it?
It is one of the Teuteuf daily games, the makers of Worldle, which share one account system.
Is it free?
Yes, with ads. An optional Teuteuf premium plan removes the ads and opens past days.
Can I play more than one a day?
Yes. Construct mode gives fresh random angles to make after the daily.
Ratings and reviews
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