Post-standup games, cold-blooded and slightly enchanted. Share your screen, pick a game, let the lizard judge.
A famous film line. Four actors. Who hissed it?
Recently sold homes. Everyone guesses. The lizard reveals.
Photos, no address. Name the town. Fewest miles off wins.
Two homes side by side. Pick the pricier one.
An old photo. Pin the place, name the year. Like TimeGuessr.
Ten questions. Some of them about lizards. Obviously.
A mysterious shadow. Four names. Gotta name 'em all.
Two films. Which one has the higher IMDb rating?
A film. Guess what it made worldwide. Blockbuster or flop?
A poster and a title. What year did it come out?
The wizard deals. Everyone picks a card. Highest wins.
A country's outline. Pin it on the map.
A random city. Guess its temperature right now.
Which city has more people? Keep the streak going.
Wordle for the whole room. A new word every day.
Start a room, share the code, and play on your own phones or laptops: a Mixed bag, or any of 13 games. One screen per player, or per team.
Spin to pick the next speaker, host, or victim.
Lizards are ectotherms: they warm up by basking. Standups work the same way.
Pulls homes currently for sale, with their photos. They start as "guess the asking price". Once a sale reaches the Land Registry (usually 2–6 months later) the house switches to its real sold price automatically. Leave the place blank for random towns in England and Wales. New builds, retirement homes, shared ownership and auctions are left out.
Find a recently sold home on Rightmove or Zoopla, screenshot a few photos, and add them here with the sold price. You can paste a screenshot straight into this box. Houses are saved for everyone. You'll be asked for the host password the first time you save.
Uses imported houses. The map is Leaflet with OpenStreetMap data; locations and nearest areas come from postcodes.io.
Photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited at each reveal. Map from OpenStreetMap.
Paste a Wikimedia Commons file link (or file name). The year, location and credit are filled in from its data where it has them. Check them, add a place name for the reveal, then save. Pick photos whose filename doesn't matter: it's never shown before the reveal.
Country outlines from Natural Earth (via world-atlas), at 1:110m, so the smallest countries aren't included. Map from OpenStreetMap.
Live weather from Open-Meteo. City list from Wikidata.
One word a day for everyone, plus unlimited practice words. Your daily progress is saved in this browser.
Worldwide box office and budgets from TMDB, in US dollars. Films without a known figure are skipped.
Two-digit guesses work too: 94 means 1994, 07 means 2007.
Silhouettes from PhyloPic, photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited at each reveal.
Posters come from TMDB and ratings are IMDb's current scores (via OMDb), refreshed every couple of weeks.
Search for any film and add it. Its poster and IMDb rating are fetched automatically, and it joins the built-in films for everyone.
Ace is high. If two cards share a rank, the suit decides: ♠ beats ♥ beats ♦ beats ♣. Somewhere in the deck is one Lizard Wizard card, which beats everything.
Each screen answers on its own. Every round is worth up to 5,000 points. Photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited at each reveal. Maps from OpenStreetMap.
The team list is shared: it's used here and for the house-price guesses.
Enter the host password to add houses and films or save the team list.