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Quick, clever games about words, movies, art, money, and whatever we think of next.

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Spoilers Ahead gameplay revealing a movie plot one word at a time
Are You Ready To Be Rich gameplay showing a high-society question

Fast to learn. Hard to quit. Occasionally educational by complete accident.

Spoilers Ahead!

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Can you name the movie before we reveal the whole plot?

In Spoilers Ahead!, a movie synopsis appears one random word at a time while the points tick down. Guess fast for a bigger score. There’s no penalty for wrong answers!

Buy a ticket for The Decaplex, a 10-movie challenge that gets tougher as you go, or test your screen smarts in Movie Marathon, an endless stream of cinematic favorites that only stops when you get stumped.

Featuring 200 movies, multiple difficulty levels, high-score leaderboards, and behind-the-scenes fun facts with every answer. (We’re still working on the concession stand thing.)

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Just Say the Word!

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Ready? Guess that word!

Watch the definition pop on one word at a time—in random order—and try to guess the answer before the clock runs out. We’ll even give you the category, the first letter, and how many total letters you’re working with. It’s sort of like “Wheel of Fortune” with words instead of letters.

Play Classic Mode for a 10-word, 300-point speed challenge, or try Survival Mode and keep going until one measly mistake ends your game. With more than 500 words across four difficulty levels, every game is a whole new vocab adventure!

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Are You Ready To Be Rich?

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Turn your trust fund into PJ money.

Step into the high-stakes world of the ultra-wealthy and test how well you know the finer things in life. From luxury real estate and exotic travel to priceless collectibles and outrageous splurges, every question brings you one step closer to proving you’re ready to run with the .000001%.

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Gallery Dash!

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Race through 10 museum galleries, matching real masterpieces to their slightly funnier made-up titles.

Find at least 8 of 12 paintings before time runs out to advance—and clear all 12 for a bonus. Complete all 10 galleries and set your Museum Grand Tour time. Then try to beat it!

Inspired by the GoComics webcomic “That Is Priceless.”

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The Sky’s the Limit

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Prepare for takeoff!

Your category is… “SNL” Stars! Name as many as you can before time runs out—and keep climbing higher into the stratosphere with every correct answer.

From Breakfast Foods to Taylor Swift Hits to Mobile Apps to Periodic Table Elements, you’ll need to know your stuff if you want to achieve escape velocity.

Clear categories, build hot streaks, earn bonuses, and hit your Switch button when you get stuck. How high can you go?

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Cheat Sheet

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How much can you remember when the answers disappear?

First, we give you the answers—in order. Then we take away the Cheat Sheet and ask you the questions they belong to.

Recall as many answers as you can, starting with five at a time. Each new trial adds another item to your memory load, and the experiment continues until you miss more than three in a single round. Whenever you get one wrong, a crusty British professor of experimental psychology is standing by to express his profound lack of surprise.

It’s a test of memory, concentration and how long you can keep increasingly useless information inside your head. For science.

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That Is Priceless: The Speed Round!

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Can you match the classic paintings to their fake titles in 90 seconds?

Inspired by the GoComics webcomic "That Is Priceless," where there are over 3000 more re-titled "Masterpieces" for your enjoyment.

At the end of every game, each painting's real title (and artist) is revealed, because we're all about learning.

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About Lululinc

Lululinc Games is part of Lululinc Productions, an independent production company with extensive experience creating, developing, selling, and producing game shows and reality competitions. Now we’ve taken everything we know about making games for television and removed the television (and craft services).