18 games like When?

A daily map guessing game where you place a pin to locate where an animal lives, based on its silhouette and name.

A daily guessing game scaled to your own height. Estimate how many of you it takes to match a landmark, building, animal or object, or how many of them fit in one of you, then see the real measured number and how close you were.

A daily size estimation game. Each day a new object is shown next to a fixed reference shape, and you drag the object or type a value in meters to match how big it really is, then see the true measurement and how far off you were. Hints and an archive of past days are available.

Guess how much an everyday item cost in a given country and year. Five rounds a day, scored on how close each estimate lands, with prices drawn from official price statistics.

Daily guessing game about sugar. Each day gives five everyday foods and drinks, and you estimate how much sugar each one contains in cubes, then see the real amount and how far off you were.

A daily city size guessing game. Each round overlays the continuous built-up area of one city on a reference city, and you estimate how many times wider it is before locking in your answer. Five rounds a day, one hint a day, plus an archive of previous days.

A daily comparison game where two real world things are placed side by side and you pick which one had the bigger number yesterday. Rounds mix figures such as Wikipedia readers, births, flights and cars, and each reveal shows the numbers and links to the source. Five fresh rounds every day, playable in English and German.

Daily geography game where you draw on a map which way a river flows or a mountain range runs, then see how far off you were across five rounds.

A daily guessing game built on published opinion surveys. Answer the poll question yourself, then set how many people out of a hundred picked that answer and see the real share. Five rounds a day, with each reveal naming the institute, the sample and the source.

Date a photograph from its visual clues and the history around it.

Place 8 historical events in chronological order.

Read a real historical event, then predict the consequence that actually followed.

Daily games where you guess the historical person or place.

Put the events in the order of when they happened.

Five historical photographs, and a year to put on each.

A daily history puzzle. Drag undated events onto the timeline in the right order - oldest to newest. Three lives, seven events to place.

How old is this photograph? Put a year on it.

Dawn of Time is a free daily history game where you identify one historical figure using as few clues as possible. Clues reveal their birth year, birthplace, death place, primary role, and portrait.