Farout

About Farout

Farout turns trivia upside down. Instead of one right answer, each prompt has many: name a dish from a national cuisine, an animal, a country, a film, a person from history. You have twenty seconds and one answer, with no take-backs. Any answer that fits scores, but the game measures how many other players gave the same one. Pizza barely ripples the surface; nasi ulam, which few people think of, drops you far deeper.

The day is seven prompts, the same seven for everyone, so everyone has the same chance at the same questions. Your depth adds up across the dive, and reaching 700 points takes you to the bottom of the trench. After each answer the game shows its estimated popularity, your points and a short note about the thing you named.

You can share your depth with friends and compare the answers you each missed. The app keeps your streak, deepest dive, rarest answer and how you do across categories.

Farout is made by Code Stellar LLC and came out in September 2026. The daily dive is free. An optional auto-renewing Farout Unlimited subscription adds unlimited dives, the full archive of past dives and detailed stats.

How to play Farout

1. Open Farout and start the day's dive.
2. Read the prompt and its category, then type one answer within twenty seconds.
3. Aim for an answer that fits but that few other players will think of.
4. See your answer's popularity, your points and how deep it took you.
5. Answer all seven prompts, then share your depth.

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Tips

• The obvious answer is safe but shallow; the second or third thing that comes to mind usually scores more.
• Draw on a hobby or a place you know well: specialist knowledge is where rare answers come from.
• Make sure your answer really fits the prompt's rule; a rare answer only counts if it is valid.
• Twenty seconds is short, so settle on your answer before you start typing.

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