Today I launched a new daily game called estimatle. Every day, you guess/estimate 5 different numerical questions (such as "When did the Titanic sink?" or "How many keys are on a standard piano?"). Then, you can compare the results to the other players and the real answer. The idea of the game is to test your general knowledge and guesstimation skills, while also hopefully teaching some facts about the world.
I liked the game a lot. Very fun. I'll be coming back. Try some Fermi problems maybe (a la how many piano tuners exist in New York City. These are really fun to think about)
Hey!
Today I launched a new daily game called estimatle. Every day, you guess/estimate 5 different numerical questions (such as "When did the Titanic sink?" or "How many keys are on a standard piano?"). Then, you can compare the results to the other players and the real answer. The idea of the game is to test your general knowledge and guesstimation skills, while also hopefully teaching some facts about the world.
I am interested in any feedback!
I liked the game a lot. Very fun. I'll be coming back. Try some Fermi problems maybe (a la how many piano tuners exist in New York City. These are really fun to think about)
Thank you very much! :) That's a good idea, just need to find a good source for the correct answer