The daily doodle guessing game
You see only part of a doodle drawn by hand, by a real person. Every guess shows how close you got. Stuck? Ask for a hint and another stroke appears.
Today's puzzle
Endless
random doodles, no end
How to play
No sign-up, no tutorial, no menu. Open it and you are playing.
- 1You see only part of itThe doodle starts unfinished: a few loose strokes, scattered. The whole shape stays hidden.
- 2Guess as many times as you likeNo clock, no cap on attempts. Type whatever comes to mind and see where it lands.
- 3Every guess shows the distanceThe list sorts your guesses from closest to furthest. Green is nearly there; red is another world.
- 4Stuck? Ask for a hintA hint draws one more stroke on screen — and the first one gives away the answer’s family. It costs points, but it unsticks you.
- 5Five a day, the same for everyoneThe puzzle comes from the date: the whole world gets the same five doodles on the same day.
Common questions
What is Rabisko?
A daily guessing game. A hand-drawn doodle appears half-finished and you work out what it is, with unlimited guesses. Five doodles a day, the same ones for every player.
How do I know if I am close?
Every guess gets a position in a closeness ranking. Position 1 is the answer. The lower the number and the greener the bar, the closer you are.
How do hints work?
Each hint draws one more stroke of the doodle, and the first one reveals the answer’s family (animals, food, tools and so on). Every hint costs points.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It is completely free and asks for no sign-up. Your streak and your best score are saved on your own device, not on any server.
Where do the drawings come from?
From Google Creative Lab’s Quick, Draw! Dataset: millions of doodles drawn by real people around the world, published under a CC BY 4.0 licence.
When does the puzzle change?
At midnight, your time. Each day brings five new doodles.