Guess the Instrument
Sitar, santoor, didgeridoo: guess it from the description.
About Guess the Instrument
Identify musical instruments from India and around the world from short descriptions of how they look and how they're played.
How to play Guess the Instrument
- Pick the instrument described.
- Choose a mode: Classic (10 timed questions), Speed run (60 seconds), Survival (three lives) or Daily (the same questions for everyone today).
- Tap an answer or press 1–4. Faster correct answers score more, and three in a row adds a streak bonus.
- Review every answer at the end, and share your daily result without spoilers.
Guess the Instrument FAQ
Is there a daily Guess the Instrument challenge?
Yes. Daily mode gives everyone the same questions each day, resetting at your local midnight, with a shareable result grid.
Is Guess the Instrument free to play?
Yes. Guess the Instrument is free in your browser on OFF PLAY, with nothing to download or install.
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