Daily trivia games
Updated October 31, 2026
Wordle made a five-minute daily puzzle a habit for millions of people. If your favorite part is knowing things, these are the daily trivia games worth adding to your routine, all free in your browser.
We make Spankle, the first one on the list. Everything else is made by other people.
Spankle
Six cards, one line. Put them in order by year, price, height or speed. Half the cards are real trivia and half are weird on purpose, like 10 Danny DeVitos standing on each other's heads or Bob Ross's first TV painting at auction. Lock in and the right ones turn green; four stages a day, from Easy up to Spanked, and every card shows where its number comes from.
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Krillion
Seven quick trivia prompts a day, and the rarer your correct answer, the more points you get.
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Factle
Rank the top five answers to a fact question. Colored tiles show what is right and in the right spot; five tries.
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Quizl
Five multiple-choice trivia questions a day, the same for everyone, to keep your streak going.
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Thrice
Name one answer from three clues; the earlier you get it, the more points it is worth. From Geeks Who Drink.
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Floored
Five ranked lists a day: guess items until you hit the target rank, with higher or lower hints after each guess.
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Sorta
Put five items in order across three rounds, then guess the hidden theme that links them. About three minutes a day.
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Daily Dozen Trivia
Twelve trivia questions against the clock, new every day.
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Wikitrivia
Place cards from Wikipedia on a timeline in the right order. A daily game plus free play; a wrong placement costs a life.
Like prices more than dates? Try Top Floor, our daily guess-the-price game where a shady boss wants something absurd and you pay him in your own stuff.
Questions
What is the best daily trivia game?
It depends what you like. Spankle and Sorta are about putting things in order, Krillion rewards rare answers, Factle and Floored are about rankings, and Quizl and Daily Dozen are classic quiz questions.
Are there free trivia games like Wordle?
Yes. Every game on this page is free in a browser, needs no account, and has a new puzzle each day that everyone shares, so you can compare results.
How long does a daily trivia game take?
Most take two to five minutes. Spankle's four stages take about five minutes for all of them, or one minute if you only play Easy.
Can I play past days?
Some games have an archive, like Floored. Spankle has an Unlimited mode with endless new rounds.
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