CarGuesser

CarGuesser is a daily car identification game made by mmmintdesign. Each date has its own puzzle, with the day's date on the home screen, and a calendar lets you go back to the dailies of the past two weeks. The game says it runs on passion, not ads, and asks players who enjoy it for a tip instead.

Classic mode is about one car. The first photo is a tight crop, a wheel arch or a corner of a bumper, and the rest of the photos are locked; each wrong guess takes points off your score and opens the next view, until a grille or a badge gives the car away. You name the brand first, then the model, then the year, typing into a box with suggestions, and your earlier attempts stay listed under the picture.

Quick mode is a race through five cars. Each shows one photo and four brand buttons, and the timer starts at 60 seconds, with five seconds taken off for every wrong pick. It rewards fast recognition over careful elimination.

Both modes end with a score you can share, and the home screen keeps your streak. The game notes that its data comes from US sources, so some model names follow American market naming. It suits anyone who can tell cars apart by a tail light or a hubcap, from classic saloons to pickups.