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IYKYK
IYKYK was created by the same group that created #CultureTags and combines Wordle and the card game. You are required to identify the acronym in this game in three or less guesses after being given the acronym. Following your second guess, you are given the initial letter of each word, the number of letters in each word, and a suggestion. At this point, the green, yellow, and gray blocks also appear. Though #CultureTags served as the inspiration for this game, IYKYK does not employ all of the acronyms that were included in that game.

Any web browser will let you play IYKYK.

Worldle
Words or numbers not your thing? Check out Worldle. You get six tries to identify the nation or territory displayed in this geography-based Wordle offshoot. As in a hot and cold game, you see distance, direction, and proximity % instead of gray, yellow, and green blocks designating letters or numbers after each guess. When you predict Chile, for instance, Worldle might display 13,557 kilometers and an arrow with an angle of 32 percent to the northeast. With a closeness percentage of 32%, this indicates that the proper nation or territory is located 13,557 kilometers to Chile’s northeast. In other words, you’re chilly. There is just one problem per day, and there are choices to make the game harder by either not showing the country or randomly switching the country revealed.

Any web browser can be used to play Worldle.

Heardle
Using the first few seconds of a music as your only cue, can you identify it? For you, we have Heardle. You have to name the song after hearing the first second of a song that is randomly selected from a list of musicians that are frequently streamed. Six guesses are given to you, and each incorrect answer reveals more of the song. A turn can be skipped as well, and doing so increases the song’s length. A timer will display how much time is left till the following puzzle if you’ve finished or failed to complete it.

Every web browser supports Heardle.

This Ride’s Name
A 55- and 57-year-old Chevy Bel Air may be distinguished from one another, are you a gearhead? Consider giving Name That Ride a shot. As more of the image is shown, you have six guesses and 20 seconds to name the car in the image. The timer is paused when you click Guess and input your response when you believe you know which vehicle is in the image. There is a pre-established list of vehicles, so even if you are unsure of a vehicle’s year, you may make an educated guess.

Any web browser supports the Name That Ride game.

Lookdle
A game called Lookdle is comparable to Name That Ride in that you have to identify the famous person in a pixelated image. For every one of your five guesses that is incorrect, the picture becomes clearer. Additionally, there is a pre-selected list of names from which you can select, but not every well-known person is included. That may be advantageous since it limits the potential participants in each picture or it may be detrimental because the person you assume is present may not be.

Every web browser supports playing Lookdle.

Framed
Give Framed a try if you can determine what a movie is displaying from a few frames. You must identify the title of a movie in this game by identifying the frames. For every one of your six guesses that is incorrect, a new movie frame will be displayed to you. Re-examining the frames is also possible by clicking back through them. My observations show that the frames progress from being quite neutral to becoming increasingly precise. Similar to the other games on our list, this one also features a pre-set list of movies from which you can choose, which may help you determine the title of the film without guessing.

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