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VoxPop
A daily crowd-guessing game. Each day you give your answer to a question like "What would a dog Google?", and tomorrow's board is built from everyone's answers. Then you guess yesterday's top 8 answers, with higher-ranked answers worth more points, and fi
What is VoxPop?
VoxPop is a daily crowd-guessing game built around the idea of vox populi: you give your answer to a question, then try to predict how everyone else answered. Each day starts with a new prompt like “Name something you'd find in a junk drawer,” and your answers help build tomorrow's board. It's free to play in a web browser and nothing needs to be installed.
Editor takes
A clean social-guessing loop with a real risk-reward trade-off, but the scoring and ranks only shine once the crowd actually shows up.
Perfect for a coffee-break brain tickle: answer daft questions now, laugh at everyone's daft answers tomorrow.
The points system and weird-answer badge make it dangerously easy to chase a perfect board every single day.
How to play VoxPop
First, submit up to three answers to today's question, then move on to guessing yesterday's top eight answers. Higher-ranked answers are worth more points, and you have five misses before the round ends. After that, add a bonus poll guess: estimate what share of players gave the #1 answer, and you can earn bonus points by being within 2%, 5%, or 10% of the real percentage.
Tips & strategy
- Go for obvious, everyday answers rather than clever or original ones; the scoring rewards what the crowd actually said.
- Use 'Reveal a letter' sparingly, because each letter costs 1 point from your score.
- For the bonus poll, think about how lopsided responses probably are; simple prompts often have one clearly dominant answer.
- If you're stuck, picture common household items, foods, animals, or shared experiences — most peopled answers come from the same everyday mental lists.
- Use all three answer slots today; the more answers you give, the more likely the next board reflects what real players think.
Frequently asked questions
Is VoxPop free?
Yes, VoxPop is free to play in a web browser and does not require an account.
How often does a new question appear?
The game updates daily, and the site shows a countdown until the next question appears.
What happens if not enough people answer?
A real board needs at least 5 players and 4 answers shared by at least 2 people. If there aren't enough, a sample board is shown instead.
How are bonus poll points calculated?
You get 5 points for being within 2% of the real percentage, 3 points for within 5%, and 1 point for within 10%. If you're off by more than 10%, you get nothing.
Can I skip giving my own answers?
Yes, you can choose 'Skip for now' when asked to say your own answers, and still go on to guess what other people said.
Where to play
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