Do you think you have a solid knowledge of cinema? Evaluate the extent of your knowledge with Framed. The goal ? Find the name of a movie with a snapshot of a scene.
Do you remember Wordle? This game in which you are invited to find a term in a limited number of tries has given rise to many clones, but also to variants on themes other than word discovery. Worldle does the same with the country outline. And in another style, Framed invites you to guess a movie thanks to a snapshot.
Framed, the Wordle of cinema
This online game, accessible with the web browser, uses the same recipe: you have to find the name of a film (to be entered in its original version). You are allowed six attempts and for each attempt the image shown changes. You will therefore have six different visuals taken from the same feature film. Of course, the goal of the game is to find the work with as few errors as possible!
Framed turns out to be an already “old” project, as it was presented by its author in March on the Product Hunt recommendation site. ” After seeing Wordle and its derivatives like Heardle, I decided to create something similar, but for movie fans “Wrote the game developer on March 13 to explain the origin of Framed.
Framed was recently featured by LifeHacker. If you fancy yourself in the seventh art, the game could be an attractive challenge. The only constraint is that you have to enter the name of the film in its English version. For example, the game does not include ” The Lord of the Rings “, but finds results with ” The Lord of the Rings “.
As for Wordle, the game offers only one game per day. In our test, we finally found the movie on the third try – it was Ant-Man, one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films. It was the ants, who were then huge on the capture, who put us on the way. Framed also shows you the following images, which are increasingly simple.