Guess The Rest — 31 guessing games

Every game here works the same way: you get the smallest possible piece of something — a tenth of a second of a song, one frame of a film, a single street corner — and you name it. Ask for more and you keep playing, but the round is worth less. The whole score is in how little you needed.

Nothing to install, no account to make, and 11 of the 31 games work with the connection off. Pick one below.

Reading

  • How to play — One mechanic runs all 31 games: you start with almost nothing, and every extra look costs points. Here is exactly how that works.
  • How scoring works — The exact points curve: 1000 at the top of the ladder, about 38 per cent off per rung, up to 160 for speed and a streak multiplier to 2x.
  • About Guess The Rest — Thirty-one guessing games behind one mechanic, built with no API keys and no accounts. What it is, why it exists and how it is put together.
  • Where the content comes from — iTunes previews, Wikipedia images, YouTube embeds and Street View iframes — what each game uses, and how the material is handled.
  • Games that work offline — Eleven of the 31 games are fully bundled and need no network at all, and a twelfth degrades gracefully.

All 31 games