Rarity Rush

Rarity Rush asks open questions such as "Name a river" or "Name a European capital". Any valid answer counts, but not every answer is worth the same. The game rates answers against its own answer bank, sorted into five commonness bands, so Paris earns a sliver of land while Vaduz earns a large piece.

A day's game is seven questions, the same for everyone, with 25 seconds per question by default. Each answer adds territory to your island, which has 100 hexagon tiles, and at the end you see how much of it you own. There are two daily runs on the same seven questions: Rare rewards answers that few people would think of, and Crowd rewards the answers most people would give. The questions come from a bank of 40 prompts. Expect repeats. The timer can be switched off for a relaxed run, and shared results say which kind it was.

The daily questions change at midnight UTC. Progress and your streak are kept in the browser, so there is no account to make. Beyond the daily runs there is an Unlimited mode with fresh islands and no daily limit, and Clash, an online room where two players answer the same questions at the same time on one map, blue against orange. A finished solo run also gives a challenge link that hands a friend the same questions.

The scoring uses fixed editorial bands rather than live player percentages, so a score depends only on your answers. It suits players who like general knowledge quizzes but enjoy thinking past the first answer that comes to mind.