Blurt.
Rate itThree mystery topics a day, 30 seconds each: say every answer you can.
Every day: Three mystery topics a day, the same for every player, each hidden until you start it. You get 30 seconds per topic to name every answer you can. New puzzle: Midnight in your local time zone.
Blurt is a quick daily quiz built on recall. Each day brings three hidden topics, and for each one you have 30 seconds to say or type every answer that fits. Every right answer is a point, and a calendar lets you go back to days you missed.
About Blurt.
Blurt gives you three topics a day, and each one stays hidden until you start it. A topic is a short category such as one-letter logos under Brands, and the clock gives you 30 seconds to name as many fitting answers as you can.
The game is meant to be played out loud. With a microphone on, it listens as you speak and counts each answer it hears. Without one, or when the browser blocks the microphone, you type answers and press Enter. Each correct answer is worth one point, repeats do not count, and answers that are close enough are accepted.
After the three rounds you see your total and can make a share card, with or without your answers on it. A calendar shows every day since the game started, so you can play any day you skipped, and the game keeps your streak, best streak, days done and total points in your browser. There is no sign-up.
It suits players who like naming lists against the clock, and it takes about two minutes a day.
How to play Blurt.
- Open blurt.gg and, if you want to speak your answers, allow the microphone with Test mic.
- Press Play today's blurt to reveal the first of the day's three topics.
- Say or type every answer that fits the topic before the 30 seconds run out; each right answer scores a point.
- Move on with Next blurt and play the second and third topics the same way.
- Look at your total, share your card if you like, and use the calendar to play any day you missed.
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Tips
- Speaking is faster than typing, so turn the microphone on if your browser allows it.
- Repeats score nothing, so move on as soon as an answer counts.
- Start with the most obvious answers, then work through a mental list such as the alphabet.
Questions
When does Blurt get new topics?
The three topics change at midnight in your own time zone. A countdown on the page shows when the next ones arrive.
Do I need a microphone?
No. Speaking is the intended way to play, but you can switch to typing and enter each answer with Enter.
Can I play past days?
Yes. The calendar lists every day since the game began, and you can play any day you missed.
Is Blurt free?
Yes, it is free to play in the browser with no login.
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