Brainprint

Brainprint is a short daily browser game made by Nightdesk. Each day brings one numbered game, the same for every player, that goes live at 00:00 UTC. It takes about two minutes and needs no sign-up: the game gives you a playing name, which you can edit, and you start straight away.

A game has four rounds, each with its own timer. People asks two poll questions, ten seconds each: pick the answer most people chose, not the one you would choose yourself, and see the real split and the poll it came from. Taste asks two price questions, nine seconds each: say which of two things costs more. Rare gives you 25 seconds to type an answer to a prompt, where any answer on the game's list counts but the rarer ones score more, so naming Liechtenstein beats naming Germany. Links gives you 30 seconds to type what connects three words. Every answer links to its source.

Each round is worth up to 100 points, and faster and rarer answers score more, for 400 at most. Your strongest round names your type for the day: The Reader for People, The Connoisseur for Taste, The Original for Rare and The Weaver for Links, or The Polymath for 75 or more in every round. At the end you see how you compare with everyone who played that day, with a leaderboard of the day, a streak, and a result you can share.

What sets it apart from single-mechanic dailies is the mix: a survey guess, a price comparison, a rare-answer round in the style of a quiz show, and a word link, all in one sitting. Past days can be played from the archive as unranked practice. It suits players who want a quick, varied quiz rather than one long puzzle. It shows no ads.