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Small daily games about the real world. A minute each. One true thing every time.

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Today's games

100 of Us

Of 100 people in the world, how many…? Hold, let go at your guess, see how it really is.Of 100 people in the world, how many…?

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Your Call

A real moment from history and three choices. What did they actually do?A real moment from history. What did they do?

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Same Street

Three photos of one real home. Where does it stand on a street sorted by income?One real home. Where on the street is it?

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Long Lost Cousin

One animal, three others. Which one is its closest relative?Which one is the closest relative?

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The Club

Some are in the club, some are not. Work out the secret rule and decide who else gets in.Work out the secret rule. Who gets in?

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New ones join the shelf as they are ready.

Your streak

A streak counts the days you played in a row. A wrong answer never breaks it. Everything is kept only in this browser.

About Logicers

Small games, once a day, the same for everyone. Each one leaves you with one true thing about the world, and shows where it comes from.

Where the numbers come from

100 of Us uses the World Bank's open data (World Development Indicators), under the CC BY 4.0 licence. We round each figure to whole people. The World Bank does not endorse this site.

Where the moments come from

Your Call checks every moment against two sources, linked under the answer. Events are at least twenty years old.

Where the photos come from

Same Street shows homes that were visited by Dollar Street, a Gapminder project. Free material from GAPMINDER.ORG, CC-BY LICENSE. The photographer is named under each answer. Dollar Street does not endorse this site.

Where the family trees come from

Long Lost Cousin checks every answer against two sources, linked under the answer. The silhouettes come from PhyloPic, a free library of drawings of living things. Artists who ask for credit are named under each answer. PhyloPic does not endorse this site.

Where the clubs' facts come from

The Club checks every rule against two sources, linked under the answer. A rule is always a plain fact about the real world.

Your privacy

No login, no tracking, no cookies. Your streak and your album are kept only in this browser.

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Contact

A question, a mistake in a fact, or an idea for a game? Write to logicers.world@gmail.com.