Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
Inflationdle turns old prices into a six-guess game
A free daily game where you guess what everyday goods cost in past U.S. markets.
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- Players curious about how prices have changed
- Worth noticing
- A win means landing within 5% of the target, or within 2¢ for cheap items; groceries and energy use January prices.
Field notes
The daily round asks for a price in a particular U.S. market and month, and practice mode draws random rounds from the same archive. Source methods differ by category: groceries and energy use January averages from the BLS via FRED, while electronics use launch MSRPs and cars use the cheapest version’s base MSRP before destination fees. The page also offers a price-history link and an item-suggestion link.
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