Daily trivia and puzzles

A daily puzzle game with opinions.

GAFF says

“Three waiting. Confidence is not required here. It is barely encouraged.”

Every morning

Three puzzles. Ten minutes. Then he files a report.

They reset at midnight and they are the same three for everybody, so being wrong is a shared experience whether you like it or not.

The GAFF home screen, with today's three puzzles listed. — Home Three a day · Reset at midnight Today's three, what is left of them, and the climb underneath.

A True or Made Up card with safe, even and bold wagers. — True or Made Up 22 cards · 90 seconds He reads a claim, you bet real or invented, and you wager on every one.

A Word Match board of nine tiles. — Word Match Nine tiles · Three groups Find the three that go together, three times. Then say what they were circling.

A Find the GAFF board, a five by five colour grid. — Find the GAFF One board · Three rules Rule squares out until only the hiding place is left. Commit, and be wrong.

When three is not enough

The Game Show is seventy squares deep.

Fourteen categories, five tiers each. Clear a tier and you earn a spin at the Prize Machine. Clear a category and he may let you into a bonus round.

70Squares

2,118Questions

14Categories

5Tiers each

Thirteen machines in the ladder. These are the first two.

The GAFF index: a candlestick chart of ten days reading 1,012, up 12 points or 1.2 percent. — Hollow days are days the room got fooled. Those are the days your points are worth more.

The economy

Your score is a price, and it moves overnight.

The Bureau of Approximate Facts values your points every night, and the paper prints the result on its business page every morning.

“The index rose. People got True or Made Up wrong, and the Bureau pays more when they do.”
The GAFF Gazette, business page

Which means a bad day for everybody else is a good morning for you.

Every point is earned by playing. There is nothing to buy with real money, and nothing to cash out.

And then it prints

Your bad guesses are tomorrow’s headlines.

The GAFF Gazette writes you up after every session. Accurate about what happened, completely wrong about what it means. Share it as evidence of its nonsense.

With other people

Five a day. One of you is lying.

Everyone in the group answers the same five questions, and one of you is quietly planting a false answer. The nightly reveal shows the scores, the lie, and exactly who fell for it. Sunday crowns a champion.

Async, so nobody has to be online at the same time.

Today’s three are already waiting.

Free on the App Store. He has been keeping score since before you got here.