Housle

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Guess the list price of the day's house within six tries.

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Housle in play: clue 1 of 6, Wild Wednesdays, California, a photo of a concrete house in the desert above the box to enter a price and Guess

Housle is a daily real estate guessing game. You see photos of a house for sale and guess its asking price; each wrong guess tells you whether you were too high or too low and reveals another photo and clue. Get within 5 percent of the list price within six tries to win.

About Housle

Housle shows one property a day. You start with a photo and enter a price. If you miss, the game says whether your guess was above or below the list price and adds another photo and a new clue about the house, so each round narrows things down. A guess within 5 percent of the actual list price counts as a win.

After the game you can share your score and track your stats. The daily game is free; a Premium membership adds a second daily game, unlocks an archive of about 900 past games, removes the ads and opens an all-time leaderboard ranking you against all players.

It suits anyone who browses property listings for fun and thinks they know what a house is worth.

How to play Housle

Press Play Now to see today's house.
Enter your guess for the asking price.
Read whether you were too high or too low, then look at the new photo and clue.
Adjust your guess; you have six tries.
Win by landing within 5 percent of the list price, then share your score.

Screenshots

Housle's start screen: Guess the House Price, with the rules for six tries and the 5% winning margin, and Play Now and Login buttons over a photo of a modern house

Tips

Use the first clue that mentions location to anchor your guess; place matters most.
Halve the gap after each higher or lower hint rather than making small steps.
Look for size clues like bedrooms, bathrooms and lot size in the photos.
Remember you only need to be within 5 percent, not exact.