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EDGECASE
What is EDGECASE?
EDGECASE is a daily web game that challenges you to name something as close as possible to a numerical target—without crossing the line. Each day includes seven timed trivia rounds, and after your guess you see the actual value, your distance from the target, and the points you earn.

A single +100 for landing exactly on the edge feels arbitrary; I'd like the scoring curve for near-misses shown before I trust the difficulty.

Seven rounds at thirty seconds each is just right for a commute, and the 'how close can you get' hook makes it an easy daily habit.

It's like a great flip of a familiar sample—you know the original, but the tension is in hearing how close the edit gets before it drops.

The answer reveal is a perfect cold open every time, and seven tight rounds make it a daily short I'll always stay for.
How to play EDGECASE
Each round gives a prompt like "Name a US coin under 26 cents," and you have 30 seconds to submit an answer. Your goal is to give a specific thing whose numeric value lands just on the safe side of the limit. The closer you get to the edge, the better your score.
Tips & strategy
- Read the prompt carefully: "under" and "over" change which side of the boundary you should aim for.
- Think of small, standard values first—when categories are everyday objects, the most common answers are usually the edge cases.
- Use the 30-second clock wisely; a quick, reasonable guess is often safer than overthinking.
- Before submitting, ask yourself whether your answer could accidentally cross the stated limit.
- General number sense and trivia about lengths, prices, dates, and records will help across different rounds.
Frequently asked questions
How many rounds are in a daily game?
Each daily EDGECASE has 7 rounds, and each round gives you 30 seconds to answer.
How often does EDGECASE update?
It is a daily game, so a new set of rounds appears every day.
What happens if my answer crosses the boundary?
The goal is to avoid crossing the edge. The game emphasizes staying as close to the target as possible without going over the limit.
Is there an app?
EDGECASE appears to be a browser-based game. Check edgecase.oddminutes.com for the latest play options and device support.
What kind of knowledge do I need?
Rounds ask you to name a specific thing with a numeric value—like a coin, record, or other trivia fact—so a mix of general trivia and quick number sense helps.
Where to play
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