A little guide to
a good time.

Weigh it up

Estimate how many objects on the right balance one reference object on the left. Enter a quantity, including fractions, or use the built-in calculator.

Lock in once per comparison. The balance sways, then tips toward the heavier side. A nearly level beam means a close guess. Ten random comparisons award up to 1,000 points each; skips score zero.

Weights are preset examples; real objects vary. Both weights and the correct quantity are revealed after submission. Unlimited replay, no timer.

Life on the map

Identify a famous person from a green birthplace dot and a red deathplace dot, with the year above each. Use the focus buttons to inspect nearby places.

You have six guesses. A first-try answer earns 100 points, minus 10 for each earlier wrong guess. Skipping or using all attempts reveals the answer for zero points.

Dots use approximate town locations and modern boundaries. The starter collection contains 12 Nobel laureates. Replay gives a different person.

Curiosity Circuit

1. Choose mixed discovery or one of five topics.
2. Answer ten questions, with one attempt each. Correct answers earn 100 points; skips and mistakes earn zero.
3. Read the explanation after each answer. Ask Pip to explore further when AI is configured.
4. Review your answers and category scores, then replay with fresh questions.

No timer. Pip never determines your score. Chat is limited to six messages per question, with additional usage limits.

Scale safari

1. Play ten randomly selected creatures and objects, with no repeated targets.
2. Drag the coral silhouette’s handle, or use the slider and arrow keys. Compare its horizontal length against the teal reference.
3. Lock in one estimate per comparison, then compare your estimate with the correct scale.
4. Earn up to 1,000 points each: points = 1,000 × the square of the smaller-to-larger ratio between your estimate and the answer. Half or double the correct size earns 250 points. Skips earn zero.

Sizes are rounded illustrative specimens, not precise species averages or product specifications. Both silhouettes use the same scale. Zoom changes only the view; Fit both brings them back into frame.

World of shapes

1. Identify a country from its main territory outline in six guesses.
2. Wrong guesses show approximate distance and compass direction from your guess to the target.
3. After the reveal, answer a capital question and a continent question about that same country.
4. Earn up to 100 points for the outline, minus 10 per wrong guess, and 50 points for each correct trivia answer.

Outlines use normalized framing, so apparent size is not a clue. Distant territories and very small islands may be omitted.

Champion detective

1. Find the mystery League of Legends champion in eight guesses.
2. Compare gender, positions, species, resource, range type, regions, and release year after each guess. Champion portraits identify each row.
3. Exact matches show “Match.” Shared positions, species, regions, or gender labels show “Partial.” Year arrows indicate whether the target was released later (↑) or earlier (↓).
4. Earn up to 100 points, minus 10 per wrong guess. Lore categories and positions use an attributed snapshot of the League of Legends Wiki; they can differ from other games’ classifications.