The Best WTM Alternatives in 2026

Guess a movie from short clips in Flickle, a daily movie challenge that gives players limited attempts.

Guess a movie from six frames in Framed’s daily puzzle or play past puzzles from the archive.

Movie to Movie challenges players to find the shortest path linking one movie to another.

Territorial.io challenges players to expand territory and compete for control of a map in a strategy game.

WarClicks lets players train an army, fight through a war zone, and compete against others.

Galaxies provides online space combat in an arena where players compete against one another.

Grow a snake and compete with other players to become the longest in slither.io.

WikiRacer turns Wikipedia navigation into a race where players compete to reach a target article.

Artifact Guesser is a free game where players guess the country and date of real museum artifacts, with over 230,000 artifacts from 10 museums, a daily challenge, unlimited play, and multiplayer.

Game where players guess product prices and add items.

TVGuessr shows live television streams from around the world and asks players to guess where each broadcast originates.

GunGuesser shows a firearm and asks players to guess its origin on a world map; the page lists its name, type, designer, and year.

In Hexcodle, players guess a daily hex color using the on-page keyboard.

On More or Less, players guess which of two items is higher, with rounds featuring YouTubers, streamers, and stars.

Lofidle plays a lofi cover and asks players to guess the original song, with new daily rounds.

Owdle gives clues after each guess to help players identify an Overwatch hero.

Minecraftle asks players to guess Minecraft crafting recipes through a daily puzzle.

Gartic.io lets players draw and guess words in worldwide rooms or rooms they create.

Guess the mystery basketball player in Poeltl, an NBPA player guessing game with a daily answer.

Akinator asks questions to guess a character chosen by the player, presenting a guessing game in multiple languages.

Guess The Year asks players to identify when famous events happened, with answers ranging from 1900 to 2021.

Players compete on a shared map in Openfrontio, a real-time strategy game playable in a browser.