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.
Name the song from as little of it as possible.
Name the film from a single second of footage.
Name the series from the first second of its theme tune.
Look around a street and work out which country you're in.
Read a title spelled out in emoji.
Name an everyday object photographed far too close.
Name the animal from a patch of fur, feather or scale.
Name the bird from a patch of feathers.
Name the insect from a close crop of it.
Name the plant from a close crop of a leaf or a flower.
Name the landmark from one fragment of stone.
Name the city from a piece of its skyline.
Name the country from the shape of it on a map.
Name the famous face as it comes into focus.
Name the game from a few windows of its box art.
Name the board game from a few windows of the box.
Name the brand from a few windows of its logo.
Name the app as its icon comes into focus.
Name the car from its blurred silhouette.
Name the dish from a close crop of the plate.
Name the sport from a close crop of the action.
Name the dish from its ingredients.
Work out which famous person said it.
Name the film a line of dialogue comes from.
Name the novel from its first sentence.
Name the film from a deliberately flat plot summary.
Name the brand behind an advertising line.
Work out which language a sentence is written in.
Name the word from its definition.
Guess the year a film came out.
Pick a country's capital city.