No. 3
August 3, 2026Five prompts, three answers each, typed blind. The answer key is live — it’s whatever today’s players say. The prompts stay sealed until you begin.
LodeSeven letters, rare words pay →
EmceeThe daily mini crossword →
ShardsReassemble the crossword →
GarbleUntangle five words →
LinksFour hidden threads →
StetSpot the error, fix the copy →
TuckSame letters, highest score wins →
WarmerHotter or colder →
GlyphA crossword with no clues →
About Feud
Feud is a free daily crowd-survey game from Mind Loft with a live answer key. Every day brings five everyday prompts — name something people do when they can’t sleep, name a food that’s better as a leftover — and you type three answers per prompt, blind. There is no hidden answer list written by an editor: the key is the live tally of what today’s players actually say. Your answers are votes, and the moment you lock in they join the crowd everyone else is scored against.
Scoring is pure crowd-reading: each answer pays the percent of the crowd that said the same thing, so naming the consensus answer pays big and a clever answer nobody else gives pays nothing. You’re always graded on the crowd minus your own votes, so you can never tip the tally you’re scored on. And nothing is final — the shares reshuffle as new players lock in, so your score and your place on the live standings move all day until the key freezes at midnight Eastern. A pre-written house pool seeds the small hours, then retires once ten real players are in.
A new survey opens every day at midnight Eastern. No app, no signup — play free in your browser, keep a streak, and race the daily leaderboard. More crowd games: Outwit, our beat-the-crowd puzzle, and Outrank, where you call the crowd’s ranking.