Guides

• Find an anchor: how to estimate size with a reference
  A step-by-step method for the visual rounds of Size It Up: name the dimension, count how many would fit, convert once, then read the reveal.
• Read the reveal: what the score and the percentage error mean
  How Size It Up turns your estimate into points: the band that pays full marks, why the score falls with multiples, and what the coloured blocks mean.
• Release Year: earlier or later, and why it is harder than it sounds
  The new daily game: two cards, one year hidden, call earlier or later. How a run works, where the years come from, and the five themes.
• Timeline: hold one card and find the gap it belongs in
  The new daily game: a row already sits in year order and your card hides its year. Find the gap it belongs in. Ten placements a day, three hearts.
• Boss Run: every game on the site, in one daily run
  The new daily game: one run that draws its rounds from every game here, one score, one card to share. A different game every round, the same rounds for everyone.
• Who’s older? Two famous faces, one call, and an age you will get wrong
  The new daily game: two people, pick the one born earlier. Ten calls a day, four themes, and 125 birth dates each checked against a named source.
• Name One!: a party game for your next movie night
  The site's first party game: one phone, 2 to 8 players, a category on screen and a timer. Here is how a round works and why it travels so well.
• Share your result as a picture, on every game here
  Every summary on Pop Culture Games now draws itself as a 1080×1350 picture you can send. What is on the card, what is deliberately left off it, and how to save it.