PriceGuessr

About PriceGuessr

PriceGuessr is a browser game from the Czech developer Memousek about what ordinary things cost in different places. The prices are real, taken from official statistics offices and the open Open Prices database.

The daily challenge has five rounds. Each shows a photo of an item, its category and year (Groceries 2026), the quantity, and the city or country where it is sold: on 6 October 2026 the first round was one baguette in Landskrona, Sweden. You drag a slider or type a price in your own currency, switch to the local currency if that is easier to think in, nudge it by 5 or 20 percent, and lock it in. Scoring is by percentage error, so a cheap item counts as much as an expensive one, and the five rounds add up to a score you can share.

Beyond the daily challenge there is a campaign that travels the world chapter by chapter, solo runs with bosses and perks, lobbies for up to ten friends and ranked duels. It needs no sign-up, works on phones and is offered in English, Czech, Slovak, German, Polish, Ukrainian, Spanish and French. The same maker runs WildGuessr, a nature guessing game.

It suits players who like estimation games and travel, and anyone who wonders what a pint or a tank of fuel costs abroad.

How to play PriceGuessr

1. Open the daily challenge on priceguessr.eu.
2. Look at the item, its quantity and where it is sold.
3. Drag the slider or type a price in your currency, using the plus and minus percent buttons to fine-tune.
4. Lock in your guess and see how close you were.
5. Play all five rounds and share your score.

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Tips

• Switch to the local currency when you know prices there better than in your own.
• Think about the quantity shown: a single piece and a kilo are very different prices.
• Because scoring is in percent, a small item deserves as much care as rent.

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