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What is Magnitudle?

One question, one guess. Your score is based on how many orders of magnitude you are from the right answer.

Magnitudle is a free daily estimation game that will also appeal to fans of trivia games. Everyone gets the same puzzle each day, so it's easy to compare results with friends.

How to play Magnitudle

  1. Read today's question.
  2. Type your estimate. Use the x1K, x1M, x1B or x1T buttons for big numbers.
  3. Lock in your one guess. You're scored by how close you are in orders of magnitude.

Magnitudle tips

  • You only get one guess, so sanity-check the number of zeros before locking in.
  • Break the question into a rate multiplied by a time to estimate it.

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    Magnitudle FAQ

    How do I play Magnitudle?

    Read today's question. Type your estimate. Use the x1K, x1M, x1B or x1T buttons for big numbers. Lock in your one guess. You're scored by how close you are in orders of magnitude.

    Where can I play Magnitudle?

    You can play Magnitudle right here on Daily Guessing Games using the player above, or open it on its official site at magnitudle.com.

    Is Magnitudle a daily game?

    Yes. Magnitudle has a new puzzle every day, and everyone gets the same one, so you can compare results with friends. Most daily games reset at midnight, either in your time zone or the creator's.

    What games are like Magnitudle?

    If you enjoy Magnitudle, try Estimania, Far Out, Fermi, More/Less, Angle. Browse all estimation games for more.

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