30 seconds a question
Each question names a category. Type the answer you think most people would give before the ring closes. A pass or a timeout scores nothing.
Daily · 10 questions · Free
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Haunted Manor · A Crowdict stage
Haunted Manor plays the Crowdict Daily as a lantern-lit walk through a mysterious house. You get the same ten questions as everyone else, 30 seconds each, while a little ghost with a lantern waits at the open door. Every answer the game accepts takes the lantern further: down corridors, up the stairs and into rooms that wake as you arrive.
It is atmosphere, not a fright. You will not hunt for keys or solve room puzzles; the challenge is still guessing what most people would say.
Step inside
01 / How it works
Each question names a category. Type the answer you think most people would give before the ring closes. A pass or a timeout scores nothing.
Where your answer sits on the board puts it in one of five bands. Later questions count more: ×2 from question 3, ×3 from question 6, ×4 from question 9.
Scoring answers float your ghost along the route. A perfect ten-question run of 2,500 points reaches the last room; twenty questions scale the house to 5,000.
After each answer the result card shows your band, your points and the board’s top answers. The questions are the same on every stage.



02 / The house
Four rooms on each floor, joined by one stair route from the Lantern Vestibule to the Last Lit Window. Look closely as you pass: the house has things to show you.

Ground floor · West Wing
Plates rise from an empty table, portraits watch you go by, and a piano plays with nobody at the keys.

The Sealed Floor
A passage behind the bookcase, a puppet theatre and a mirror where your reflection arrives first.

The Glass Wing
Under the glass roof a moonflower sleeps, and opens as your lantern reaches it.

Upper House · Attic
A painted sky, a storm at the window, a clock above it all, and the window that stayed lit.
An open door, a warm lamp and dinner with a mind of its own.
Watchful portraits, a restless library and an empty piano.
Hidden passages, a puppet theatre and an impatient reflection.
A garden in the dark, where a sleeping moonflower waits.
Stars indoors, a storm at the window and a clock above it all.
Keys, memories and the window that stayed lit.
03 / Sound and pace
The house has its own sound: doors, piano notes, clockwork and a quiet theme. Music and effects have separate controls, and the journey works just as well with sound off.
Every result waits for you, so you can look around before the next question. Endless Unlimited runs reach the final room at 10,000 points and carry on after it.
Finish a Daily and use Share & challenge: a friend gets the same ten questions and can play them on any stage.
The full rules are in how to play and scoring. Start a live party, or see all stages.
04 / Good to know
Neither. The challenge is guessing the answer most people would give; the house only supplies the atmosphere.
No. It is one of Crowdict’s stages, with the same Daily questions, scoring and leaderboard as the others.
No. Today’s Daily and your progress are shared across stages on this browser. Choose Unlimited for a fresh run.
Yes. It runs in any phone or desktop browser, and music and effects can be turned off separately.
No. Haunted Manor is free. Sign in only if you want your streak on more than one device.