A free daily word game from Switzerland
OnlyClick is a free word game you play in your browser. Each question asks for an answer, such as “Name a Swiss mountain”. Everyone says Matterhorn. Say something rarer and your pixel rocket flies farther into space, from a Swiss alp past the Moon and Saturn, all the way to Andromeda.
How to play
There are 6 questions a day with 60 seconds each, and the same launch for everyone. Type an answer. A wrong one only costs time, so keep trying. The last question counts double, and afterwards you can send a friend a duel. There is nothing to install and no sign-up. Sign in with Google if you want your progress on every device. Read the full rules, or see how the daily word game works.
Why rarer scores more
This is a rare answers game: part name-a-thing trivia, part guessing what nobody else will think of. Every answer in the book sits in one of six tiers, from Everyone and The Crowd up to Almost Nobody and Only You. Anyone can name a cheese. Naming one that hardly anybody knows is what gets you past Saturn. And the tiers keep learning from what players really type. Browse the questions and their most common answers.
Missions and more
When one launch a day is not enough, there are 11 themed missions such as Swiss Made, Cosmos and Kitchen, with 50 stages each, getting harder as you go. Free flights draw on a much bigger library of questions, and Infinite mode climbs from easy to brutal with no end. You collect rockets along the way and earn new launch sites, from a Nevada mesa to a Moon base. You can play in English, German, Italian, Spanish or French. The daily launch is always free.
Play with friends
OnlyClick is also a word game to play with friends online. Up to 8 pilots share a Fleet room and get the same questions, easy or hard. The rarer your answer, the higher you fly, but two pilots with the same answer collide and get half points. One player creates the room with a Google account, and everyone else joins with a link and no account.
Your crew
A cat astronaut flies your rocket and has an opinion on everything: he jokes about the words mission control refuses and shows off when a rare one lands. Mungg the marmot runs mission control and, with help from AI, checks any word that isn't in the book. And Radio Mungg plays while you fly.
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