Every game ends with a score card made to be shared — and a challenge link that dares your friends to beat you. No sign-up. No download. Just play and pass it on.
One everyday item a day. Slide to your price. The reveal starts fights at dinner tables. This is one of 32 tiny games on TinyPlay: every run ends with a score out of 1000, a grade, a shareable score card and a challenge link that dares a friend to beat you.
Open this page and the game starts in its own play page — no sign-up, no download, about 10 sec per run. Play once for a score, then use the challenge link on your result page to send that exact score to a friend.
| Score | Grade | Tier |
|---|---|---|
| 950–1000 pts | S — Legendary | Top 2% tier |
| 850–949 pts | A — Elite | Top 8% tier |
| 700–849 pts | B — Sharp | Top 20% tier |
| 500–699 pts | C — Solid | Top 43% tier |
| 300–499 pts | D — Warming up | Top 70% tier |
| 0–299 pts | E — Brave attempt | Everyone starts here |
Is Guess the Price free?
Yes. Every TinyPlay game is free, with no sign-up and no download. An optional free account only saves your points and leaderboard places.
What is a good score in Guess the Price?
Scores run 0–1000. 500+ is solid (top 43% tier), 700+ is sharp (top 20%), 850+ is elite (top 8%), and 950+ is legendary (top 2%). Tiers follow the score scale; they switch to the real player distribution once enough scores are collected.
How long does one game take?
About 10 sec. Getting a score takes under a minute; beating it is what eats the evening.
Can I challenge a friend?
Yes. Finish a run and your result page gives you a challenge link for this exact game, carrying your score. Whoever opens it plays the same game and the winner is decided on the spot — and every rematch deepens the challenge chain.
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