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Name the secret answer that fits all the revealed clues of the round.
Scoring
Early correct guesses score the most; every extra clue and every wrong answer reduces the round's remaining points.
Tips
Think in categories: the first clue usually rules out whole families of answers before it names anything specific.
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Features
- Clues sharpen progressively each round
- Guess early to score big, wrong guesses cost
- A new hidden category every day
- Close-miss feedback keeps it fair
- Full archive of past rounds
- Free browser game — no download
Pinpoint — Word Guessing: facts
FAQ
Is Pinpoint free?
Yes — it runs in your browser, no download and no registration required.
How does scoring work?
The earlier you guess correctly the more points you keep; wrong answers and extra clues reduce the round's value.
What kind of categories appear?
Every day brings a new hidden category — objects, foods, places, concepts — with clues written to guide, not trick.
Can I replay past days?
Yes, the archive keeps all previous daily rounds playable.
About Pinpoint — Word Guessing
Pinpoint distils the joy of trivia shows into a one-minute daily puzzle. A hidden category frames the round; clues arrive one by one, each one more revealing than the last but each one costing you potential points. The scoring is elegantly simple: the earlier you name the answer, the more you bank, while wrong guesses and extra clues chip away at your total. That economy turns Pinpoint into a game of calibrated confidence — you are not just recalling words, you are deciding how certain you are and when to commit. Daily rounds rotate through varied categories, so vocabulary, general knowledge and lateral thinking all get a workout. Missed days remain available in the archive, and close-miss feedback keeps guesses feeling fair rather than punishing. The whole experience respects your time: no downloads, no sign-ups, no ads interrupting a round — just a clean clue box and the satisfying click of naming the answer one step before anyone else would.