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FaceGrid

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Reveal the tiles one by one and name the famous face.

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FaceGrid #248 on a desktop: a 4x4 grid of dark tiles with one tile turned to show part of a face and an eye, six attempts left and Skip, Guess and Give up buttons

FaceGrid is a daily celebrity guessing game. A famous person's photo is hidden under tiles; you uncover one tile, make a guess, and repeat, with six attempts in all. The fewer tiles you need, the better your score.

About FaceGrid

FaceGrid hides a photograph of a well-known person under a grid of tiles, one person a day and the same for everyone. The first puzzle was on 6 February 2026, an Ava Gardner photo, and a new face followed each day after that.

The rule that shapes the game is that you cannot reveal two tiles in a row: you tap a tile to uncover part of the picture, then you must guess before you can reveal another. You have six attempts in all, and your score is the number of tiles you needed, so choosing which part of the face to uncover first matters as much as recognising it.

When you finish, the game names the person with a short description and credits the image, which comes from public domain or freely reusable sources. You can share your grid, and an archive and statistics page keep track of earlier days and your streak.

It suits players who like Framed-style reveal games and know their film stars, musicians and public figures.

How to play FaceGrid

  1. Open FaceGrid and tap one of the sixteen tiles to uncover part of the photo.
  2. Type who you think it is and press Guess, or press Skip to use up an attempt.
  3. Uncover another tile and guess again; you have six attempts in all.
  4. Name the person with as few tiles as you can, then read the credit and share your grid.

Screenshots

FaceGrid #239: a 4x4 grid of covered tiles hiding a face, with six attempts left, a Who is this? box and Skip, Guess and Give up buttons
The FaceGrid logo: the name spelled on eight dark letter tiles

Tips

  • Uncover the eyes or the hairline first; they say most about a face.
  • Use a skip only when the tile showed nothing useful.
  • Try the full name, but common spellings and surnames are accepted too.

Questions

When is there a new FaceGrid?

Every day at midnight in your local time; everyone gets the same face.

How many guesses do I get?

Six attempts, and you must guess before revealing each new tile.

Can I play past days?

Yes, from the archive.

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