18 games like Prism

Ranked by how much each one has in common with Prism — 9 from the same universe — then by how many people actually play them. All free in your browser, no signup.

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    Gauge Same universe: Yuki Games

    Daily eye-measure gauntlet: 5 quick estimation rounds, the same for everyone each day. Count a flash of dots, pour to an exact percent, set an angle with no protractor, hold for exact seconds with no clock, match a length by eye. Accuracy score, shareable trail, daily streak, endless practice mode.

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    Wordpull Same universe: Yuki Games

    Typing tug-of-war vs an AI typist: pick one of three words to type, flawless words build HEAT. NEW Daily Gauntlet: 3 seeded duels vs AI levels 2/5/8 (same for everyone each day, streak + share trail) plus an endless AI ladder. Free, no signup.

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    Glimpse Same universe: Yuki Games

    The daily memory gauntlet. 5 quick recall rounds, one glimpse each, same for everyone: tap back flashed grid cells, pinpoint a vanished dot, repeat a lit-up order, key back a 6-digit number, and remember what-was-WHERE. Recall scored 0-100, emoji trail share, streaks, rivals + endless memory traine

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    Well Putt Same universe: Yuki Games

    Daily gravity golf game where you slingshot putts through space gravity wells and try to finish a shared 3-hole course in as few strokes as possible.

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    Well Duel Same universe: Yuki Games

    Orbital sumo for 1-2 players with a Daily Duel: everyone gets the same 3-duel gauntlet vs AI levels 2/5/8 each day. Build a daily streak. Hold to orbit gravity wells, release to slingshot, knock your rival out of the shrinking ring. Solo AI ladder, or 2 players on one keyboard or screen.

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    Ballast Same universe: Yuki Games

    Daily balance-scale logic puzzle where you weigh crates and deduce their order from lightest to heaviest in as few weighings as possible.

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    Tempo Same universe: Yuki Games

    How good is your internal clock? 5 quick timing rounds, the same for everyone each day, one perfectly-timed tap each: stop a sweeping marker, intercept an orbiting dot, predict a hidden dot's crossing, keep a silent beat, and react on GO. Scored 0-100 with an emoji trail to share. Language-light.

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    Sling Same universe: Yuki Games

    5 quick motion-prediction rounds a day, same for everyone: tap where the cannonball lands, where a cut string flies, which way the last gear turns, where the ball lands after one bounce, where two gliding dots collide. Commit first - then the true motion plays back. No signup.

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    Bearing Same universe: Yuki Games

    Daily navigation gauntlet: 5 quick dead-reckoning rounds, same for everyone each day - watch a walker wander then tap where the journey began, point the compass home, find yourself on the map after an inside-view ride, judge the distance back, and pick the fastest way home. The true path plays back.

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    ColorGuesser Also daily and english

    A colour name, and a scale that scores how close your pick lands to the real thing.

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    Toon Tone 87 plays

    Recall a cartoon character's colour from memory, then rebuild it on HSB sliders across five rounds.

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    Colordle Also daily and english

    Today's colour, named. The list of usable colours is on the page, and it is still hard.

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    Afterglow 56 plays

    Study five colours one at a time, then rebuild each from memory on hue, saturation and brightness.

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    Colorfle Also daily and english

    Six attempts to work out which three colours were mixed to make the one on screen.

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    Colordle Game 40 plays

    Mastermind played in colour: crack a secret combination of six.

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    Color Guesser 23 plays

    Guess the exact color of characters, logos and flags in daily timed color challenges.

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    Colour Match 23 plays

    Recreate the daily target colour by adjusting red, green and blue values, then submit once to see how close your RGB mix is.

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    Dialed GG 14 plays

    A daily color memory game where players recreate five target colors using hue, saturation, and brightness sliders.