More/less
Two things side by side: pick the one with more, across five categories a day.
Every day: A dated daily set of higher-or-lower comparisons, the same for everyone: five categories (starting with Google searches) with five rounds each, picking which of two things has more. New puzzle: Once a day (sets are dated; the time is not stated).
More/less is a daily higher-or-lower game from Lessgames, the makers of Songless and Clueless. Each day's dated set runs through five categories of five rounds, and in each round you click whichever of two items has more, from search volume to other numbers.
About More/less
More/less is a quick comparison game. Two items appear side by side with pictures, such as 'YouTube' and 'Haiti Earthquake', and you click the one you think has more of whatever the category measures. The first category is Google searches; the others, shown as icons along the top, cover areas like music and film. Each category has five rounds, so a full day is twenty-five quick calls, each marked right or wrong straight away.
The day's set is tied to the date and is the same for every player, and a calendar button opens earlier days. Signing in is optional; it lets you keep stats and make custom games to send to friends. The game's own advice sums it up: don't overthink it.
More/less is part of Lessgames, a small collection of daily games that also includes Songless and Clueless. It suits trivia fans who like gut-feel questions and anyone who enjoyed the higher-or-lower search game format.
How to play More/less
- Open More/less and start today's set in the first category.
- Look at the two items and click the one you think has more (for example, more Google searches).
- See whether you were right, then carry on through five rounds in each of the five categories.
- Check your score at the end, and use the calendar to play earlier days.
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Tips
- Go with your first instinct; the game is built for quick calls.
- For search volume, think about how many people would type the term, not how important it is.
- Broad, everyday topics usually beat specific events or names in search counts.
- Sign in if you want your results tracked over time.
Questions
Is More/less the same for everyone each day?
Yes. Each set is dated and shared by all players that day.
How many questions are there?
Five categories with five rounds each.
Do I need an account?
No. Signing in is optional and adds stats and custom games.
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