Feud (Mind Loft)
Rate itFive survey prompts a day, scored by what everyone else answers.
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Feud is a free daily crowd-survey game from Mind Loft with a live answer key. Each day has five everyday prompts, such as name something people find while cleaning; you type three answers to each, and every answer scores the share of today's players who said the same thing.
About Feud (Mind Loft)
Feud is a survey game in which the players are the survey. Five prompts appear each day, for example name an animal people wrongly believe is dangerous, or name something new drivers are terrible at, and you type three answers to each without seeing anything first. There is no list written in advance by an editor: the key is the running tally of what that day's players have said.
Each answer pays the percentage of the crowd that gave the same answer, so the common answer scores well and a clever answer nobody else gives scores nothing. You are always scored against the crowd minus your own votes, so you cannot tip the result yourself. A pre-written house pool covers the first hours of the day and is retired once ten real players have answered.
Scores are not final when you finish: shares shift as more people lock in, so your score and place on the live standings move during the day until the key freezes at midnight Eastern, when a new survey opens. Outwit and Outrank are Mind Loft's other crowd games.
How to play Feud (Mind Loft)
- Open Feud; the five prompts stay sealed until you start, then come one at a time.
- For each prompt, type the answer you think most people gave, then the second and third most common.
- Go through all five prompts and lock in; your answers become votes in the crowd everyone is scored against.
- Each answer banks the share of today's players who said the same thing, up to 500 points in all.
- Check back later in the day to see how your score and place moved as more players answered.
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Tips
- Go for the obvious answer first; the most common reply pays the most.
- Phrase answers plainly, in one or two words, the way most people would write them.
- Use the second and third slots for the next most likely answers rather than original ones.
Questions
What time does Feud reset?
A new Feud survey goes up every day at midnight US Eastern Time, the same for every player.
Is Feud free?
Yes. Feud plays in the browser on Mind Loft with no app and no account. Signing up with a display name (no password) puts your result on the daily leaderboard; an email is optional.
Can I play earlier Feud puzzles?
Yes. Mind Loft keeps an archive of past Feud boards together with each day's standings.
Who writes the answers in Feud?
The players. The answer key is the live tally of what today's players say, with a small house pool used only until ten real players have answered.
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