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Daily trivia & quiz games
Trivia games test what you know, but the daily versions add a twist that makes them more than a quiz. LinkedIn's Pinpoint reveals clues one at a time until you name the category that links them, and Thrice gives you more points the earlier you answer. Krillion and Noillirk put you against the clock, one rewarding rare answers and the other asking what most people would say.
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Pinpoint
Guess the category that links five clues, revealed one by one.
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Krillion
Seven prompts, 25 seconds each. Rarer correct answers take you deeper.
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Metazooa
Find the mystery animal by narrowing down the tree of life.
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Noillirk
Seven survey prompts, 20 seconds each. Guess what most people would say.
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Immaculate Grid
Fill a three-by-three grid with players who fit both the row and the column.
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Thrice
Five trivia rounds. Answer on the first clue for the most points.
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Anthropeum
Ten museum treasures a day. Guess where and when each one was made.
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Connections: Sports Edition
Connections for sports fans: sort sixteen sporty words into four hidden groups.
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Revealed
Uncover a blanked-out encyclopedia entry and guess its topic.
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GuessThe.Game
Name the video game from a series of screenshots.
There is something here for most interests: Metazooa narrows down a mystery animal through the tree of life, Anthropeum is about museum treasures, and Immaculate Grid and Connections: Sports Edition are made for sports fans. Every game in this list is free to play. Britannica's Revealed hides the key words of an encyclopedia entry, and GuessThe.Game does the same for video games with a series of screenshots.
Also see: All LinkedIn games