18 games like Doctordle

Cut today's shape as evenly as you can.

Magnitudle is a daily estimation game where you guess real-world numbers across science, history, geography, and pop culture. One question, one guess - with an instant score based on how close you are to the true scale. Try Survival Mode for a fast-paced challenge with 6 rapid-fire questions.

Decide which option has more or less, and keep going until you get one wrong. There are 3 categories to play.

Guess the most common survey-style answers across seven timed prompts and climb higher when your answers match the crowd.

Where is the centre of mass of every shape on the grid? Place your mark.

Test your intuition with 5 daily estimates. The closer the guess, the higher the points. Now with global leaderboard!

Try to time when the countdown reaches 0. Each day the beat is different.

Guess the daily everyday object. One Riddle, two hints, six tries.

Resize silhouettes to guess the real-world size of objects across five daily rounds, then compare how close each guess was.

A daily riddle safe. Solve three riddles, each a digit from 0 to 9, then dial the combination. Correct digits lock in. Three attempts.

At What Point? is a free daily game where you don't guess facts, you guess people. Predict where the crowd draws the line on five everyday questions, compare your answers, and challenge friends to see who understands people best!

Four guesses or fewer to name today's angle.

Estimate something new every day!

Estimate the number of circles within 10 seconds.

Daily estimation game where you watch objects drop into a container and guess how many are inside across five timed rounds.

Scale different objects to estimate their real-world size, then see how close the guess was.

A daily seven-round common-answer game where players name familiar items to earn points.

Size It Up is a daily visual estimation game where you resize one object to match its real-world scale against another. Test your sense of size with everything from animals and landmarks to everyday objects, then see how close you got.