Where to start
- New to these? Start with Framed. One still, six tries, and you'll know within a minute whether it's your kind of game.
- More into music than film? Bandle is the one. Have your headphones ready.
- Like to work things out? Spotle Movies and Actorle can both be solved by deduction, even from a cold start.
- Want a real test? Cinematrix will find the limits of your film knowledge.
Compare at a glance
| Game | Typical time | Difficulty | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Framed | 1–3 min | Medium | Free |
| Bandle | 1–3 min | Medium | Free |
| Actorle | 2–5 min | Medium–hard | Free |
| Box Office Game | 2–5 min | Medium–hard | Free |
| Spotle Movies | 2–5 min | Medium | Free |
| Cinematrix | 3–8 min | Medium–hard | May need payment |
| Telematrix | 3–8 min | Medium–hard | May need payment |
Times and difficulty are dailyfika's own estimates for a typical day, not official figures.
Three kinds of screen game
Recognise it
Framed shows you stills from a film. Bandle plays you a song one instrument at a time. Either you know it, or the next clue gets you closer.
Work it out
Actorle, Spotle Movies and Box Office Game give you facts instead of pictures: years, genres, ratings, studios and takings. They're as much puzzle as quiz.
Fill the grid
Cinematrix and Telematrix ask for nine answers that each match two clues. They're the hardest of the group, and the best to argue over.
More to explore
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