Browse by Feature

One new puzzle every day, the same for everyone. Daily higher or lower games you can finish in a couple of minutes and compare with friends.

Play against other people in real time. Multiplayer higher or lower games, listed with their maximum lobby size and whether an account is needed.

Build your own comparison game with your own questions and values. Tools for making a custom higher or lower round for a class or a party.

Keep guessing until you get one wrong. Endless streak games where the only limit is how long you can stay correct.

A set number of questions with a definite ending, often with a life or two to spare. Fixed-round comparison games you can finish in one sitting.

Beat the clock instead of the streak. Timed comparison games where the pressure comes from the countdown rather than the difficulty.

Games built for a whiteboard and a group of students, with no accounts, no ads aimed at children, and controls that work on a projector.

Worksheets, card sets and offline resources for running a more or less activity on paper, with no screens involved.

Native iOS and Android versions of the genre, for offline play and better performance than a browser tab.

Boxed trivia products and traditional playing-card rules for playing higher or lower away from a screen.

Open the page and play. Comparison games that need no account, no email and no login wall before the first round.

Games playable at no cost, with no paywall on the core mode. Free comparison games with their ad load recorded honestly.

Games we actually opened on a phone. Comparison games with working touch controls and layouts that survive a small screen.

Games designed for a group — shared links, private rooms, or a daily round everyone can compare. Playing more or less with friends.

Games that query real numbers at play time instead of shipping a frozen dataset. The freshest comparison games in the directory.

Games whose underlying data was refreshed within the current year, based on dates the developers publish themselves.

Games suitable for children and classrooms, with no adult content in the question pool and no ad formats we would not show a child.

Brand activations and promotional rounds that will not be online forever. Recorded here with the date we first saw them.

Games that used to work and no longer do. Kept as a record rather than deleted, with the date we confirmed they went offline.