One close crop of a Waco mural, four names, three looks. Miss, and we zoom out. Ten walls to a round, thirty points if you never need the second look.
Your score stays in your browser. We count that somebody opened this page. That’s all we count — not what you guessed, not how you scored, not how long it took you. There’s no account, no sign-up and no email box. → Privacy
Yes. All of it. Always. There is nothing to buy on this page and never will be.
No. This is a web page. It works on whatever phone you already have.
The same ten walls, the same four names, in the same order, for everybody who plays it that day. It changes at midnight. That’s what makes a score worth sending to somebody: they can play the exact round you played and see if they beat it. “Shuffle me ten” deals a fresh set every time.
They’re crops of our own photographs of the walls on Waco’s Walls. Every reveal shows the whole photo, credits the artist where we know them, and links to the wall’s own page with where to stand.
There’s no referee here and there isn’t going to be one. If you look it up, that’s between you and Waco. You’ll still have learned a wall.
Your best score and how many rounds you’ve played stay in your browser and nowhere else. Clear your browser and they go with it.