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Games like Framed: daily movie, music and art games
If you like Framed, try Bandle (guess a song as instruments are added) and Artle (guess the artist from artworks, by the National Gallery of Art). Both work the same way: a little more is revealed after each wrong guess.
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Framed, Bandle and Artle share a simple loop: show a little, let you guess, show a little more. You do not need to know trivia, only to recognise something when you see or hear it.
Framed
Guess the film from stills, with another frame shown after each wrong guess, up to six.
The film one, with extra modes such as a single frame and posters.
Visit Framed →1.Bandle
Guess the song as its instruments are added one at a time, in up to six guesses.
A song built up from the drums upward, so the moment you recognise it is the fun.
Visit Bandle →2.Artle
Guess the artist behind a set of artworks in four tries, with another work shown after each miss.
A daily look at real works from a national collection, even when you miss.
Visit Artle →| Game | What you do | Session | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Framed | Guess the film from stills, with another frame shown after each wrong guess, up to six. | 1 to 5 minutes | Free |
| Bandle | Guess the song as its instruments are added one at a time, in up to six guesses. | 1 to 5 minutes | Free |
| Artle | Guess the artist behind a set of artworks in four tries, with another work shown after each miss. | 1 to 5 minutes | Free |
Something different
If you want a daily game that is less about recognising and more about imagining, STRANDED asks six open-ended questions a day and scores your answers by how few people gave them. It is made by LMP. See new daily games for more.
Questions people ask
What games are like Framed?
Bandle (songs, revealed one instrument at a time) and Artle (artists, revealed one artwork at a time) work the same way as Framed. All three are free in a browser.
Who makes Artle?
Artle is made by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and uses works from its collection.