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More/Less

📏 Estimation🧠 Trivia
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What is More/Less?

Decide which of two things has more, and keep going until you get one wrong. A classic higher-or-lower game with daily categories.

More/Less 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 More/Less

  1. You're shown two things.
  2. Click the one you think has more, for that category's measure.
  3. Keep going until you get one wrong, and try all three categories.

More/Less tips

  • Famous doesn't always mean bigger. Check what's actually being measured.
  • Go with your gut on close calls rather than overthinking.

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    More/Less FAQ

    How do I play More/Less?

    You're shown two things. Click the one you think has more, for that category's measure. Keep going until you get one wrong, and try all three categories.

    Where can I play More/Less?

    More/Less is played on its official site, lessgames.com. Its creators don't allow it to be embedded on other websites, so use the Play button to open it in a new tab.

    Is More/Less a daily game?

    Yes. More/Less 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 More/Less?

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

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