Observed arrival · 2026-11-02
Pricedle turns old prices into a daily guessing game
A free daily game asks players to guess the historical prices of five U.S. items, then shows what those prices would be in today’s money.
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- Players curious about prices and inflation
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- A close guess within 5 percent earns 100 points; five rounds make a 500-point perfect day.
Field notes
The page describes a shared daily set of five items, with grocery, gas, electricity, wage, house, and product-launch prices among its categories. It attributes many figures to U.S. government sources published through the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, while Big Mac prices come from The Economist’s index. Player history stays in the browser; leaderboard names are optional, and the page says users can remove themselves from the leaderboard.
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