Who am I? Guess it from the clues
A famous person, place, film, song, sports star, animal or brand. The clues come one at a time, from cryptic to obvious. How many do you need?
Play freeThe clue-by-clue riddle
Every riddle is one famous thing, speaking for itself: "I first appeared in 1984." "My creator lived in the Soviet Union." Each clue narrows it down. A new one arrives every 8 seconds, 5 in all.
Some riddles hide a photo under 9 tiles, and one tile opens with each clue. Sometimes the picture gives it away before the words do.
The rules, in short
Buzz when you know
Press I KNOW! and your time stops. You have 15 seconds to type it.
Early is worth more
The fewer clues you needed, the more points you get, if you're right.
No backing out
Once you buzz, you're in. No answer or a wrong one scores nothing.
Everyone can buzz
Nobody gets locked out when someone else buzzes first. Everyone can still answer.
What the USA riddles are about
The USA set is written for Americans: American TV, country music, the NFL, American icons and places across America, next to the world-famous ones.
- American TVSitcoms, game shows and the faces of US TV
- CountryNashville legends and today's country stars
- NFLSuper Bowl heroes, legends and teams
- Across AmericaLandmarks, cities and road trips in the USA
- American IconsThe legends who shaped the USA
- Movies & Series
- Pop Stars
- '80s & '90s
- Classics
- Divas
- Basketball
- Baseball
- Soccer
- Sports Legends
- Europe
- World Wonders
- History Makers
- Great Minds
- Iconic Women
- Animals
- Nature's Wonders
- Brands
- Food
- Inventions
- Tech & Gadgets
- Toys & Games
What the UK riddles are about
The UK set is written for Britain: British telly, national treasures, the Premier League, and places all around the UK.
- British TVSoaps, quizzes, Saturday nights and telly faces
- Around the UKLandmarks and icons from Dover to the Causeway
- National TreasuresThe Brits the whole country loves
- Telly Classics
- Films & Series
- British Pop
- The '80s & '90s
- World Pop
- Divas
- Premier League
- Lions & Lionesses
- World Football
- Basketball
- Olympic Heroes
- Sporting Greats
- Europe
- Around the World
- Royals & History
- Great Minds
- Divas & Icons
- Animals
- Nature's Wonders
- Brands
- Tech & Apps
- Inventions
- Food & Drink
- Toys & Retro
Questions
What kinds of things are the riddles about?
People, places, films and series, songs and singers, sports stars, animals, objects and brands. Some ask "Who am I?", others "What am I?" or "Where am I?".
Do I need to spell it exactly?
No. Misspellings, spellings by sound and nicknames all count. A different answer never does.
Can I play it alone?
Yes. Solo is 5 riddles against the clock, free and unlimited.
Ready? The first clue is waiting.
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