Fively is a daily estimation game played in a browser that challenges you to guess quantities and sensory values across five distinct rounds: Count, Tilt, Shade, Hold and Fill. Each round awards up to 100 points, making a perfect daily score 500. The site supports English and Portuguese and stores some settings in your browser.
Rounds run once per day with a new challenge unlocking at midnight. The site also provides an Archive and a Practice mode so you can revisit or rehearse challenges outside the daily puzzle. Accessibility options include a colour-blind mode that omits the Shade round and reduces the maximum daily score accordingly.
How to play Fively
- Open the game page and choose your language and accessibility settings before you start.
- Start the day's challenge to begin round one, labeled Count, and view the prompt for that round.
- Enter your estimate for each round using the on-screen controls provided for that round.
- Submit your guess for the round to receive a score out of 100 for that round.
- Proceed through the five rounds in order: Count, Tilt, Shade, Hold and Fill.
- At the end you will see your total score out of 500, or 400 if Shade was skipped in colour-blind mode.
- Use Archive to review past puzzles or Practice to try rounds outside the daily sequence.
Tips for Fively
- Treat each round independently; each one awards up to 100 points so improving one round can raise your total significantly.
- Use Practice mode to familiarize yourself with the input controls and how the game expects guesses for Tilt, Hold and Fill.
- If you rely on color cues, enable colour-blind mode only if you prefer to skip Shade; this will change your maximum possible daily score.
- Adjust Less animation in settings if your device runs slowly to reduce visual delay during rounds.
- Check the Archive to study past challenges and patterns that may help in future daily rounds.
Fively FAQ
What is Fively?
Fively is a daily estimation game where you make best-guess answers across five rounds named Count, Tilt, Shade, Hold and Fill. Each round tests a different sense or measurement and the goal is to score as close as possible to the correct value for up to 100 points per round.
When does the new puzzle come out?
A new Fively challenge becomes available every day at midnight. The site states the daily reset happens at midnight, so each calendar day has a single fresh set of five rounds to play.
How is the score computed?
Each round in Fively awards up to 100 points and the daily total is the sum of the five rounds for a maximum of 500 points. If you enable colour-blind mode and skip Shade, the maximum possible score for that and subsequent skipped Shade rounds is 400 and shared results show Shade as skipped.
What are the five rounds?
The five rounds are Count, Tilt, Shade, Hold and Fill, each focusing on a different estimation task like counting objects, estimating an angle, identifying a color, timing a duration, or judging a quantity. The rounds appear in that order in the daily challenge.
Is there a colour-blind mode?
Yes, Fively offers a colour-blind mode that skips the Shade round and adjusts scoring accordingly. When enabled it omits every Shade round you have not yet played, sets the daily maximum to 400 for those games, and shared results will mark Shade as skipped.
Can I play past puzzles?
Yes, the site provides an Archive and a Practice section so you can revisit past challenges or practice rounds outside the daily sequence. Use Archive to access previous puzzles and Practice to try rounds for training purposes.
Can I share my results?
Yes, Fively supports sharing of results and the shared result will reflect accessibility choices such as whether Shade was skipped. The site specifically notes that shared results show Shade as skipped when colour-blind mode is used.
What languages does Fively support?
Fively supports English and Portuguese on the site. Language selection is available from the interface so you can play the game in either of those two languages.
