Planespottle

Planespottle describes itself as Wordle for planes, a daily guessing game for aviation enthusiasts. It is made by bytecatch, the small studio that also runs Airport Guessr and is working on its first indie game for Steam.

Each day there is a new challenge. You see a zoomed-in crop of an aircraft photo and choose a make (such as Airbus or Boeing), a model and an airline from three menus, then guess. Each incorrect guess zooms the photo out to show more of the plane, and the three parts of your guess stay listed under the button, so the challenge is to spot it as early as you can. You have five guesses in all, and you can share your score grid without revealing the answer.

When the daily is done, Infinite mode serves random planes and airlines without stakes, and a quiz hub has airplane, airline and tail design quizzes. The game itself is in English; the site has short introduction pages in German, French and Japanese.

It suits planespotters, frequent flyers and anyone who can tell an A320 from a 737 at a glance.