🌈 Spectrum Guess

One player hides a point on a spectrum and gives a clue. Everyone else bets where it is.

1. The clue-giver secretly sees a target on a spectrum between two extremes ('Cold → Hot').
2. They give a one-word-ish clue that sits at that point ('revenge', for 62% hot).
3. Everyone else drags a slider to where they think the target is. Reveal: the target appears and error lines are drawn — closest guess scores.

Spectrum Guess is a free web party game of consensus calibration: one player hides a point between two extremes, gives a clue, and everyone bets on the spot. The reveal draws your error line — your '7/10 spicy' is not my '7/10 spicy', and that gap is the game.

Play a wavelength-style spectrum game online with 3 to 12 friends on one phone: AI-generated spectrum pairs in four languages, drag-to-guess sliders, and an animated reveal with distance scoring. No board, no cards, no download.

What makes a good clue?

Something the whole group can place: concrete, cultural, and exactly as extreme as the hidden target.

How is it scored?

Closer guesses score more; a bullseye doubles the clue-giver's points too.