Letterrankd
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Letterrankd puts two films side by side, shows one's average Letterboxd rating and hides the other's. You call higher or lower, and the numbered Daily Challenge gives everyone the same ten pairs. An endless Freeplay mode is there for streak hunting.
About Letterrankd
Letterrankd is a free higher or lower game built on Letterboxd ratings. Each screen splits into two film posters with the title, genre, director and year beneath; one shows its average star score, such as 3.28, and the other shows only question marks.
You press Higher or Lower. The films range from cult classics and animation to the month's new releases, and the site's changelog shows the list of recent films and all the ratings refreshed from time to time, most recently in October 2026. The Daily Challenge carries a number (number 127 on 19 October 2026) and keeps count of how many of its ten calls you get right. A wrong call does not end it: the hidden score is shown and the next pair follows, so every player sees the same ten films that day.
A new challenge arrives at midnight in your own time zone. If you want more, Freeplay runs until your first wrong call and tests how long a streak you can build. On a computer the up and down arrow keys make the calls. There is no account and, by the site's own description, no ads.
It suits Letterboxd users and anyone who has opinions about which films cinephiles rate highly, and it often catches out players whose own taste differs from the crowd's.
How to play Letterrankd
- Open Letterrankd and press Daily Challenge.
- Look at the film whose Letterboxd score is shown and the one whose score is hidden.
- Press Higher if you think the hidden film is rated higher, Lower if not.
- See the real score and move on to the next pair.
- Finish the day's ten calls and see how many you got right, or try Freeplay for a long streak.
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Tips
- Letterboxd audiences tend to rate acclaimed art-house and older classics highly, and blockbuster sequels lower.
- Animation and well-known directors' work often score above the average.
- Remember the scores are out of five, so differences of a few tenths matter.
- In the Daily Challenge a miss costs one point but the run goes on, so keep going to the tenth pair; in Freeplay one miss ends the run.
Questions
Is the Daily Challenge the same for everyone?
Yes. The site says the daily game has the same films for every player.
When does a new challenge come out?
At midnight in your local time.
Do I need a Letterboxd account?
No, there is no account needed to play.
Does a wrong guess end the Daily Challenge?
No. The Daily Challenge always runs ten pairs and counts the ones you get right. In Freeplay, one wrong guess ends the run.
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