Daily movies and TV games
71 games · Films, shows and the people who make them.
Movie and TV -dle games turn film knowledge into a daily guessing game. You might name a movie from a single frame, a blurry one-second recap, or an actor's masked filmography. They are made for film buffs, trivia lovers, and anyone who quotes movies for fun.
Framed kicked off the genre by revealing a film one still at a time, and it grew into recap-speed guessers, actor puzzles, and full movie-trivia suites. Everything here is free and serves up a fresh title every day.
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Guess the actor from their filmography.
Movies & TVGuess the TV actor, with each guess revealing shared traits.
Movies & TVFill the grid with actors who appear in films matching each row and column.
Movies & TVPut the movie's frames back into the right chronological order.
Movies & TVGuess the daily anime.
Movies & TVPlay daily anime guessing puzzles.
Movies & TVGuess the anime in the daily puzzle.
Movies & TVGuess the daily anime across six different modes.
Movies & TVA daily anime identification game where you name the featured show from six progressively revealing image clues. Type the title in Romaji, English, or a synonym, or skip to reveal a clearer picture.
Movies & TVA daily anime guessing game built around sound instead of pictures. Listen to a short audio clip from a show and try to name the anime it came from.
Movies & TVGuess the Avatar: The Last Airbender character.
Movies & TVGuess the box-office movie from revealed clues.
Movies & TVA daily Wordle-style guessing game built around Bleach anime and manga characters. Type a name and the game compares its traits to the mystery character, using colors and arrows to steer you toward the answer.
Movies & TVName the top five films of a past box-office weekend.
Movies & TVGuess the daily cartoon character.
Movies & TVLink movies in a daily connections battle.
Movies & TVArrange films in chronological order.
Movies & TVConnect two movie actors in the fewest links you can.
Movies & TVPick a movie for each cell of the daily grid.
Movies & TVDaily movie trivia and connection puzzles.
Movies & TVGuess the movie title one letter at a time.
Movies & TVIdentify the film from a single shot.
Movies & TVGuess the daily DC Comics character.
Movies & TVGuess the movie from a string of emojis.
Movies & TVGuess the TV show from a string of emojis.
Movies & TVA daily browser puzzle where a movie title is written out in emojis and you have three guesses to name the film. Made by Teuteuf Games, the studio behind Worldle and Flagle.
Movies & TVA weekly guessing game where you name a TV show from a still frame, with another frame revealed each time you miss. It is part of the Framed.wtf family of picture-based puzzles.
Movies & TVGuess the TV show from a random episode frame.
Movies & TVName the two movie stars blended into one face.
Movies & TVGuess the daily One Piece character from clues.
Movies & TVConnect two movies through shared actors.
Movies & TVName the movie from frames revealed over time.
Movies & TVName the movie from a single frame.
Movies & TVFill in the gaps to reveal the movie.
Movies & TVIdentify the Friends scene from a daily GIF.
Movies & TVIdentify the Simpsons moment from a daily GIF.
Movies & TVA daily Game of Thrones guessing game with four modes: identify a hidden character from clues in Classic, name who said a line in Quote, and recognize characters from images in Picture and Silhouette.
Movies & TVName the movie from a cryptic image clue.
Movies & TVGuess the daily Harry Potter character from clues.
Movies & TVName the TV theme from a short clip.
MusicGuess the movie from its blurred poster, year, and genre.
Movies & TVGuess the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure character from clues.
Movies & TVA daily character-guessing game for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba fans, where color-coded clues narrow down a secret character in 10 tries.
Movies & TVGuess the film from clues, Letterboxd-style.
Movies & TVGuess the Marvel character from clues.
Movies & TVFill a grid with films matching each clue.
Movies & TVPick the right movie for each spot on the board.
Movies & TVIdentify the movie from a slowly revealed image.
Movies & TVLink actors and movies in a chain.
Movies & TVConnect two films through shared cast and crew.
Movies & TVName the movie from a sped-up clip.
Movies & TVGuess the movie as hints reveal year and genre.
Movies & TVGuess the year each set of movies was released.
Movies & TVFill the grid with movies linking each row and column's actors.
Movies & TVGuess the movie from a set of emojis.
Movies & TVGuess the Naruto character from attribute hints.
Movies & TVGuess the daily One Piece character.
Movies & TVGuess the movie from five clues, vague to obvious.
Movies & TVGuess the movie from its plot keywords.
Movies & TVGuess the movie or show from a quote.
Movies & TVGuess the movie from six quotes.
Movies & TVName the daily mystery film from five clues.
Movies & TVGuess films from posters, taglines, and titles daily.
Movies & TVGuess the movie, then rank actors by lines spoken.
Movies & TVGuess the TV show from a set of daily clues.
Movies & TVGuess the daily SpongeBob SquarePants episode from screenshots.
Movies & TVGuess the daily movie as hints reveal year, cast, and more.
Movies & TVUse movie knowledge to crack the daily vault.
Movies & TVConnect two TV actors in the fewest links you can.
Movies & TVChain actors and films as far as you can.
Movies & TVGuess the year a movie was released.
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Frequently asked
What is the best movie game like Wordle?
Framed is the flagship: you guess the film from a single frame, with more revealed on each miss. Moviedle plays a sped-up one-second version of a movie, and CineNerdle offers a deeper suite of film puzzles.
Is there a game to guess actors?
Yes. Actorle shows you an actor's filmography with the titles masked and asks you to name them, a great test for serious film fans.
Do these cover TV shows too?
Some do. Several frame-guessing games include a TV mode alongside movies, and the category grows regularly.