The common answer.
Guess their answer: a more common response earns more points. Your first instinct may be your best bet.
Ten questions. Go with the crowd or find a rare answer.
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Pixel art · BalloonsSky ClimbLift your krill from the forest floor to outer space.
Mountains · SnowFrozen PeakClimb past snowy pines and cabins to the summit.
Mystery · LanternsHaunted ManorTake your lantern through a house full of strange rooms.
The original · FigurinesTabletopGather around the tabletop and watch the crowd respond.
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Suggest a questionReport a missed answerCrowdict is a free daily trivia game about how people think. Each day brings ten questions for everyone, from naming a bird to a city or a food.
Choose Crowd to go for the most common response, or Rare to find an uncommon one. Both use the same questions and keep their scores separate.
Keep playing in Unlimited, explore topics and stages, challenge a friend, or join a live party. Compare Daily scores on the leaderboard.

You have thirty seconds for each question. Type a response that fits and press Enter, or pass if nothing comes to mind.

The reveal shows your scoring band and points. Scores use prepared estimates of popularity, rather than a live count of players.

See your score out of 2,500, share it, or challenge a friend to the same questions. A new Daily arrives at local midnight.
The same question can lead you in two directions. Choose how you want to play before you begin.

Guess their answer: a more common response earns more points. Your first instinct may be your best bet.
Look beyond the obvious: an uncommon valid answer earns more points. It still has to fit the question.
Each question sets a boundary for what counts. If it asks for a bird, for example, think of a specific bird rather than an animal in general. Take a moment to notice any extra detail before you type. You have thirty seconds, and you can pass when nothing comes to mind; the next question will still be waiting.
For Crowd, consider what someone else might name first, even when your own favorite is different. For Rare, look for a less obvious choice that still fits. Neither approach needs a long explanation: enter one answer and see the reveal. The result can be a useful reminder of how differently people interpret the same question.
In the daily trivia game, accepted answers are placed in scoring bands, and questions can have different multipliers. A later question can therefore be worth more than an earlier one. The band reflects the prepared answer data for that question; the game is not measuring everyone's choices in real time. If you pass or run out of time, move on and make the next answer count.
The daily trivia game gives everyone the same set for the day, so it is a shared starting point for a conversation. When you want more questions, Unlimited offers runs of 10, 20 or endless length with your choice of Crowd or Rare scoring. Use it to practice without waiting for tomorrow. A new Daily arrives at midnight in your local time.
A live party lets the group answer together in a room; the host chooses the scoring. If you cannot play at the same time, finish a run and share a challenge link so a friend can try those questions later. When comparing Daily scores, check that you played the same day and scoring mode, since Crowd and Rare reward different choices.
Choose Sky Climb, Tabletop, Frozen Peak or Haunted Manor from the start card. The scene changes, while your Daily questions and progress stay with you in the same browser. Prefer a particular subject? Explore the topics on this page, from food and music to places and nature, and find the topic selector in Unlimited.

Start a live party and share the four-letter code. The host chooses Crowd or Rare scoring, then everyone answers the same prompts and sees each other's picks. Or send a challenge link and let friends play your prompts in their own time.
Start a partySend a challengeCrowdict is a free daily trivia game with ten new questions each day. Play solo or with friends, and choose whether common or rare valid responses score higher. Every question has room for more than one valid answer, so the challenge is deciding which one fits your strategy.
Yesterday's results on this page aggregate answers from counted Crowd-mode Daily runs. During play, scores use a prepared estimate of answer popularity rather than a live player count. The two figures serve different purposes: one describes the results that were recorded, while the other determines the score for a response.
Both reward rare valid answers. Crowdict also offers Crowd scoring, different stages and ways to play with friends. Choose Rare on the start card for the Daily; the same questions are available with Crowd scoring if you want a different challenge.
Both reward the most common response. Crowdict also offers Rare scoring, different stages and ways to play with friends. In Crowd, a familiar response may outscore a more unusual one, even when both fit the question.
Free, in any browser, on a phone or a computer, with nothing to download and no account needed. You can start the Daily, try Unlimited or join friends as a guest. Sign in with Google to choose a public name for new results. Your local game history stays in this browser.
The stage changes the setting, not the questions. Your Daily score and progress carry over between Sky Climb, Tabletop, Frozen Peak and Haunted Manor in the same browser. Pick the scene you enjoy; switching does not give you a fresh set of questions for that day.
If you want another round before the next Daily, try Unlimited. Choose Crowd or Rare scoring, then play 10 or 20 questions or select endless play. Unlimited runs are separate from your Daily progress, so practice will not replace your daily result.
A response may not be in the answer bank yet, or it may not fit the question as written. If you think a valid answer was missed, use the report option to send it for review. You can also suggest a new question or vote for topics and stages you would like to see.