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What Fewest Unlimited is

Fewest Unlimited is the endless version of Fewest, a Krillion-style game where you are shown a category and have to name a correct answer that as few people as possible would think of. In unlimited mode the game deals you seven random prompts from the whole pool, scores them exactly like the daily puzzle, then deals seven more whenever you ask. There is no waiting until midnight, no cap on how many rounds you play, and no account or download.

How a round works

Read the prompt, for example "a string instrument" or "a country that starts with K".
Type one correct answer. Each prompt has a ranked list of answers, from the one most people say to the one almost nobody says. The answer everyone gives is worth 10 points; a true deep cut is worth 100.
If your answer is not on our list you can try another one, or skip the prompt for 0 points.
After seven prompts you get a score out of 700, a breakdown of where each answer ranked, and a result card you can copy.

How unlimited differs from the daily puzzle

Prompts. The daily puzzle gives everyone who plays on the same calendar date the same seven prompts, so scores are comparable. Unlimited draws seven at random each time, so two rounds are never the same.
Streaks. Only the daily puzzle counts towards your streak, games played and best score. Unlimited rounds are not saved.
Sharing. The result card says "Fewest (unlimited)" instead of the puzzle number, so friends know it was a practice round.
Progress. The daily puzzle remembers where you were if you close the tab. Unlimited starts fresh every time you press New random set.

Who it is for

Unlimited is the practice ground. Use it to learn how the rarity lists lean before tomorrow's puzzle, to settle an argument about which answer is really the most obscure, or simply because seven prompts a day are not enough. Scoring, typo forgiveness and the answer lists are identical in both modes, so a 500 here means the same as a 500 on the daily board.

Rarity is our editorial ranking, not live statistics: each prompt's answers are ordered by how often people tend to name them. If a correct answer is missing you will be told, and can try another. Looking for more in this family? See games like Krillion.