5 questions, same for everyone today. One shot — come back tomorrow.
One clue, four options — how many can you get?
Where in the world does this clue point to?
One flag, four countries — do you know it?
A growing collection of short, choice-driven stories.
Easy or hard mode — do you know your capitals?
One phrase, four languages — can you place it?
One achievement, four names — who is it?
Was it released before or after the last one?
Was this record set before or after the last one?
One country, four currencies — do you know it?
One country, four languages — which is it?
Left or right? Test your road knowledge.
One country, four 2-letter codes — which is real?
Which country has more people?
Which country covers more land?
Which country's highest point is taller?
Which country has a longer coastline?
Tap the moment it turns green. How fast are you?
One line graph, 28 years of history — which of 69 clubs is it?
Put up to four clubs on one chart and compare 28 years of league positions.
Put up to four NFL teams on one chart and compare their seasons since 1999.
Put up to four NBA teams on one chart and compare 25 seasons of results.
Here's a final league table with no year on it. Which season was it?
A Premier League season against an NFL or NBA one. Who did better for their league?
Who has waited longest for a title, a top-four finish or a playoff run?
The biggest one-season jumps and collapses, plus a game: which was bigger?
Pick up to four teams and see who ruled each era.
Three teams have something in common. One doesn't. Spot it.
Six title-winning seasons, shuffled. Drag them into order.
One surprising sports stat, fresh every day.
Turn your salary into pay per hour, minute and second.
How long until a side project pays for itself?
Every season ranked 1–32 — which team is it?
25 seasons of results on one line — which team is it?
Five seasons, one team — order them best to worst.
A real final table with one club hidden — who is it?
Daily: five cities, click where they are. Fewest miles wins.
Four things, three belong together. Spot the odd one.
Four clues, one hidden word. Fewer clues, more points.
50 tiny 5×5 puzzles — pick one by number.
Quick-fire picks — no right answers.