Quotatious
Guess the day's hidden quote before your attempts run out.
Every day: One daily quote or phrase for everyone to reveal before your attempts run out, hangman-style. New puzzle: Once a day.

Quotatious is a daily quote game inspired by hangman. A famous quote or phrase is hidden letter by letter, and you guess letters to reveal it before your attempts run out.
About Quotatious
Quotatious hides one quote or phrase a day, the same for every player, as a row of blank letter tiles. You guess letters, and each correct letter flips over everywhere it appears in the quote. Each day also shows a theme under the tiles, such as TV or Movie Quote, and wrong guesses use up your points, four blue dots at the start.
As the quote fills in, the gaps start to suggest familiar words and famous lines, and you can solve it before every letter is shown.
It is free in the browser.
It suits players who like hangman, Wheel of Fortune style puzzles and famous quotations.
How to play Quotatious
- Look at the blank tiles of the day's quote.
- Guess a letter; correct letters flip over everywhere.
- Avoid wrong letters, which use up attempts.
- Solve the quote before your attempts run out.
Tips
- Start with common letters such as E, T, A and O.
- Short words like THE and AND often appear first.
- Think of famous quotes that fit the word lengths.
Questions
Is it the same quote for everyone?
Yes, one quote a day.
Is it free?
Yes.
Is it like hangman?
Yes, it is inspired by hangman.
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