Four new mystery charts every day, with the satisfaction of figuring out what the data represents from clues alone.
Who
A daily other puzzle game.
What is Who?
Who? roughly is a daily game that asks you to identify a mystery person. It shows a points-based result that compares your guess with the crowd's average, and after the answer is revealed it provides a source and an explanation of how you could have arrived at it.
Editor takes
This daily who's-that is a perfect little coffee-break treat—quick to play, easy to jump into, and fun to share.
The scoring seems to reward guessing close rather than being right, which raises questions about what exactly is being tested here.
How to play Who
Each day, a new 'Who?' puzzle appears and you make a guess. After submitting, you see your score relative to the crowd, followed by the source and a 'How you would get there' section that walks through the reasoning behind the answer.
Tips & strategy
- Review the 'How you would get there' explanation after each answer to understand how the person could be identified.
- Pay attention to any clues on the page before making your guess.
- Since it's a daily game, make sure to return each day for a new puzzle.
- Think broadly: the person could be from history, culture, media, or current events.
Frequently asked questions
Is Who? roughly free to play?
The site does not mention any pricing; it appears to be freely accessible in the browser.
How often does the puzzle update?
The game describes itself as a 'daily game,' so a new puzzle likely appears each day.
Does the game provide hints?
After your guess, the game shows a 'Source' and 'How you would get there' explanation, which serves as a post-answer guide.
Can I play on mobile?
There is no specific app mentioned; the game is likely playable via a web browser on any device.
Where to play
Play Whowho.roughly.is · free, new puzzle daily
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