Movie -dle games
Movie -dle games ask you to name a film from the smallest clue, and Framed set off the whole wave: a single frame, a blurred poster, or a short list of hints is all you get. Below are the best movie and TV guessing games, grouped by how you play, every one free and refreshed each day. When you want the whole genre, our directory catalogs 71 movie and TV games and 1000+ daily games in total.
Guess the movie from a frame
Name the film from a single frame, a blurred poster, or a scene. The most popular way to play, led by Framed.
Guess the movie from clues
Work out the film from hints like the year, genre, cast, or even emoji, where using fewer clues earns a better score.
Name the actor and cast
Identify an actor from their filmography, or link films through the people in them.
Movie trivia and connection games
Daily trivia and connection puzzles for people who know their movies.
Guess the TV show or episode
Name the series or the exact episode from clues, frames, and screenshots.
For fandoms and franchises
Character-guessing games for a single fandom, from Marvel and DC to anime and Game of Thrones.
Frequently asked
What is the best movie guessing game?
Framed is the most popular. It shows one frame from a film and gives you six tries to name it. Flickle, Moviedle and Hollywoodle are close cousins, while Actorle and the Box Office Game test different kinds of movie knowledge. The best one depends on whether you like guessing from images, clues, or trivia.
How do you play a guess the movie game?
Most give you a clue, often a single frame or a short set of hints, and a few guesses to name the film. A wrong guess usually reveals a little more, so the picture gets clearer the longer you take. Solve it in as few guesses as you can, then share your result.
Can you guess a movie from one frame?
Yes, that is exactly what Framed and Flickle do. They show a single frame from a film and ask you to name it, then reveal another frame each time you miss.
Is there a guess the TV show version?
Yes. Episode and Episodle show a frame from a series, Showdle gives daily clues, and games like Spongedle and Giffle focus on one specific show. They play like the movie games but for television.
Are these movie guessing games free?
Yes. Every game here is free to play in your browser, with no account or download needed, and each one refreshes with a new puzzle daily.
Prefer maps to movies? Try the geography -dle games, or see all the best games like Wordle. Want the complete list? Browse all 71 movie & TV games or the whole directory of 1000 games. Seekdle also makes its own daily game: try Stretchdle, our original aspect-ratio puzzle.