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What is Tilt?

Guess how many objects it takes to balance the scale. Five rounds of weighty decisions every day.

Tilt is a free daily estimation game. Everyone gets the same puzzle each day, so it's easy to compare results with friends.

How to play Tilt

  1. Look at the scale. One side holds a heavy object.
  2. Guess how many of the other objects it takes to balance it.
  3. Play five rounds a day and score points for getting close.

Tilt tips

  • Think about real-world weights rather than how big things look.
  • Use earlier rounds to calibrate your sense of the objects' weights.

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    Tilt FAQ

    How do I play Tilt?

    Look at the scale. One side holds a heavy object. Guess how many of the other objects it takes to balance it. Play five rounds a day and score points for getting close.

    Where can I play Tilt?

    You can play Tilt right here on Daily Guessing Games using the player above, or open it on its official site at tilt.day.

    Is Tilt a daily game?

    Yes. Tilt 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 Tilt?

    If you enjoy Tilt, try Angle, Amountle, Estimania, Far Out, Fermi. Browse all estimation games for more.

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