Pricele 1000
Five items, five countries, one guess each. No hints, just a slider and a score for how close you land. Round three counts double and the last two count triple.
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How it differs from Pricele
The daily Pricele gives you five tries and a hotter or colder after each, so most days end in a win. Here you get one shot per item and a number for how close it was. Within 10% scores at least 81 of 100. Two players who both "won" Pricele can still be 300 points apart here.
The slider starts at the typical price across every country we have the item for. Your job is to move it the right way and the right distance for the country in front of you.
Questions
How do you play Pricele 1000?
The scored version of Pricele: five prices from five countries, one guess each on a slider, scored by how close you get. Later rounds count more. Out of 1,000, new every day.
When does Pricele 1000 reset?
A new Pricele 1000 puzzle starts at midnight in your own time zone. Everyone gets the same puzzle on the same date, so you can compare scores with friends.
Can I play yesterday's Pricele 1000?
Yes. The games archive replays every past Pricele 1000 puzzle. Archive plays are saved apart from today's game and never change your streak.
Where can I find past Pricele 1000 answers?
The answers page lists every Pricele 1000 answer with the figures behind it. Each day goes up two days after it ends, so no puzzle that is still live anywhere gets spoiled.
Where do the Pricele 1000 numbers come from?
Prices come from The Economist's Big Mac Index, Numbeo, GlobalPetrolPrices.com and other published surveys, across 49 countries. Every figure is a published number with its source named on the page, and the methodology page lists each source and its licence.
Is Pricele 1000 free?
Yes. There is no account, no download and no paywall. Your results stay in your own browser.