More/less

More/less is a quick comparison game. Two items appear side by side with pictures, such as Kevin Durant and ChatGPT, and you click the one you think has more of whatever the category measures. The first category asks which has more monthly Google searches; the other four, shown as icons along the top, cover things like monthly music streams, film ratings and money. Some rounds flip the question and ask which has less or the lower rating.

When you pick, the true figure appears under your choice (ChatGPT showed 1,120,000,000 monthly searches on the day we played), and the item carries on to face a new one. Each category has five picks, so a full day is twenty-five quick calls, and you share a numbered result at the end.

The day's set is tied to the date and is the same for every player. You can play without an account; signing in with Google keeps your stats and lets you make custom games. The game is free with ads around it, and a Lessgames subscription removes the ads, adds extra modes and unlocks every past day back to the first.

More/less suits players who like the classic higher-or-lower search game but want a short, fixed daily set with more than one kind of number in it. The game's own advice is not to overthink it.