CastMe
Rate itName the day's movie from its cast, one actor revealed after each miss.
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CastMe hides a film behind six blank cast cards and shows you one actor. Each wrong guess reveals another castmate along with hints on year, genre and director. Alongside the daily movie there are TV Shows, Connections and Six Degrees puzzles, all built from screen credits.
About CastMe
CastMe is a set of daily puzzles built around who appears in what. Its main mode, Movies, puts six face-down cards on the board and turns over one actor from the day's mystery film. You have six guesses; each miss, or a blank guess to skip, flips another card and tells you how your pick compares, such as whether it shares an actor with the answer, and how its year, genre and director line up.
TV Shows uses the same idea for series casts, with puzzles chosen separately because television casts change across seasons. Connections gives you 16 performers to sort into four groups of four by a shared credit, some days from films and some from TV. Six Degrees names two actors and asks you to link them through a chain of films and costars, scoring the route.
Each mode is the same for every player that day and numbered, so results can be shared without spoilers, with streaks and solve stats kept for you. Older puzzles go into an archive: recent ones are free, and the deeper archive and a Hard Mode for Movies with three guesses come with CastMe Premium, at $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year.
The first visit to Movies opens with a short welcome puzzle before the day's film. It suits film fans who know faces and supporting casts as well as headliners.
How to play CastMe
- Open Movies from the hub and look at the first revealed actor and their role.
- Type the film you think they are in and pick it from the list, or submit a blank guess to skip.
- After a miss, read the colour square (amber or gold means your pick shares cast with the answer) and the year, genre and director hints.
- Keep going until you name the film or use up your six guesses.
- Go back to the hub for the day's TV Shows, Connections and Six Degrees puzzles.
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Tips
- Supporting actors often narrow things down more than the star does: think of films they share.
- Use the year and genre hints to rule out a whole stretch of a career.
- In Six Degrees, route through actors with long careers who link many films.
Questions
Is CastMe free?
The daily puzzles in all four modes and the last few days of the archive are free. CastMe Premium, at $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year, adds every past puzzle, Hard Mode, friend leaderboards and deeper stats.
What puzzles does CastMe have?
Movies, TV Shows, Connections and Six Degrees, each with one numbered daily puzzle.
When does CastMe reset?
At midnight in your own time zone, when all four modes move to the next puzzle.
How many guesses do I get in Movies?
Six, with a new actor revealed after each miss or skip. Hard Mode, for Premium players, gives three and no skips.
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