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I find the UX of Whichyr much better, but it doesn’t have the geographical component. But you see your final ranking on a gaussian curve and it’s fun! https://
by eastbound 1y ago
I find the UX of Whichyr much better, but it doesn’t have the geographical component. But you see your final ranking on a gaussian curve and it’s fun!
https://whichyr.com/ https://whichyr.com/
And here are other games in that style of 5-minutes cultural guesses:
https://framed.wtf/ https://framed.wtf/
https://gaps.wtf/ https://gaps.wtf/
https://sutom.nocle.fr/ https://sutom.nocle.fr/
https://globle.org/ https://globle.org/?
https://worldlegame.io/ https://worldlegame.io/?
https://flagle.gg/ https://flagle.gg/
https://phrazle.gg/ https://phrazle.gg/
https://numberle.org/ https://numberle.org/
Not working currently but guess a historical moment: https://www.historle.com/?# https://www.historle.com/?#
Guess a wikipedia page: https://pedantle.certitudes.org https://pedantle.certitudes.org
- tasuki 1y agoI'm at 200 tries for the "Guess a wikipedia page" thing, completely exhausted, and not getting anywhere. Very frustrating, yet I can't bring myself to abandon it...
- mkl 1y agoTook me 115. I guessed lots of general filler words to work out the structure of some sentences, and guessed lots of general subject words to find a few hits. The grey words that it fills in when they're related can be a bit misleading. I didn't get a single sentence complete before guessing the article.