Vox Pop

Vox Pop takes its name from the street interviews TV crews run: one question, whatever people say. Each day has three steps. First you give up to three answers to today's question, such as "Name something you'd find at a grandparent's house". They are not scored; they go into the board that everyone plays tomorrow.

Then comes the game: yesterday's question with its top answers hidden, ranked from the most common down. The top answer is worth the most points and each lower one a point less. You type guesses, and five wrong ones end the round. If you are stuck you can reveal a letter for a point, up to three times, or give up and see the board.

Last is a bonus poll: guess what share of people gave the number one answer. Within 2 percent earns 5 points, within 5 earns 3 and within 10 earns 1. Your result shows your score out of the day's maximum and a row of squares for the answers you found. The page also shows the day's weirdest answer, one only a single person gave, and you can suggest questions or play other boards for practice.

The header line reads "Finally, a game where normal wins". It suits players who like guessing what most people would say more than finding a single right answer.