Moviexto

Moviexto asks you to find one secret film a day by comparison. Type any movie title and the game lines it up against the answer: genres, release year, box office, content rating, IMDb rating, director, and a lead and a supporting actor. Each cell turns green for a match, yellow when you are close, and grey when you are not, and the number columns carry an arrow telling you whether the answer is higher or lower.

The site's about page credits Nilkanthvarni Solutions Group, a small product studio that also links to its word games Contexto (contexto.fun), Nearesto and Glyph. Each daily movie is numbered.

A day gives you ten guesses. A good opening guess is a well known film from a middle year; from there you narrow the decade with the year arrow, the scale of the film with box office, and then home in through a shared genre, director or cast member. If you get stuck you can pick up to two hints from a menu, such as the genres, the release year, the studio, the director's other work or a shared cast member. You can give up at any point, and the result is saved on your device without an account. An Unlimited mode serves random films if one a day is not enough.

Moviexto works like Spotle Movies and Movie.wtf, which also compare guesses tile by tile, and differs from Framed or Kino, where you name a film from stills or clues. It suits players who know release years and box office numbers as well as plots.