Guess UK House Prices
Three genuinely different ten-round games rather than one dataset dressed three ways, with a stated data period, no ads and no sign-in — the most complete property entry here.
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Screenshot captured by us on August 23, 2026.
The facts
- Type
- Game
- Platform
- Property Investments UK
- Topics
- Prices and Shopping, Geography
- Play modes
- Daily Challenge, Limited Rounds
- Account
- No login
- Price
- Free to play
- Data type
- Periodic snapshot
- Data date
- April 2026
- Mobile
- Good
- Ads
- None
Last checked by a person on August 23, 2026.
Where the numbers come from
UK property market data, with the comparison period stated on the page
Refreshed during 2026, as published by the game (2026-04).
Three games, not one
Most property games in this genre ask one question repeatedly. This one splits into three ten-round modes, each measuring something different:
- House price growth — which location grew faster
- Gross rental yield — which location returns more against purchase price
- Months of property supply — which market has more stock relative to demand
Growth is the accessible one. Yield and supply are not casual questions, and they are the reason this listing scores well: it is one of very few entries in the whole directory asking something a general player cannot bluff.
The data period
The page states its comparison window rather than leaving it implied — April 2026 measured against April 2025, with historical reference points going back further. That is a properly specified snapshot, and it puts this game in the small group here that tells you what you are playing.
Property data is regional and lags reality by months in any case, so a stated window is worth more here than a vague claim of being current would be.
Commercial context, honestly handled
This is run by a property investment business, and the site around the game is marketing for that business. It would be easy to hold that against it, except the game itself carries no advertising networks, requires no sign-in, and states plainly on the page that it is a game using UK property market data and not investment advice.
That is a more restrained treatment than several purely ad-funded entries in this directory manage.
Who will struggle
If you do not follow UK housing, the growth mode is playable on general intuition and the other two are not. That is not a flaw — it is a game aimed at people who read this market — but it is worth knowing before you start.
Verdict in detail
What works
- Three distinct modes: house price growth, gross rental yield, and months of property supply
- The comparison period is stated on the page, running to April 2026 against April 2025
- Ten rounds each, so a session has a shape and a comparable score
- No advertising networks and no sign-in, despite being run by a commercial property business
What does not
- Rental yield and months of supply assume knowledge most casual players do not have
- The game sits inside a property investment business's site, so the surrounding pages are marketing
- Location-level data means regional knowledge matters more than general intuition
- No endless mode for anyone who wants a longer run
Best for
- UK property watchers
- Anyone who follows regional housing markets
- A quick daily round
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