How much can you name?
Pick a subject, start the clock and say everything you can think of, out loud. Each answer that counts takes its place: a country on the globe, an element in the table, a dog on its bench.
There is no countdown and nobody fails. You stop when you run dry. It is free, and it needs a microphone and no account.
Pick a subject
19 subjects, each shown as it looks part way through a run.
Countries
Name 100Fill a globe with the countries you remember.
Animals
Name 100Build a safari from animal names recalled aloud.
Dog breeds
Name all 364Recall the world's FCI-recognised dog breeds.
Movies
Name 100Stack movie cases by recalling film titles.
Books
Name 100Build a book pile from titles you can recall.
Minecraft
Name 100Recall blocks, mobs, items and more from Minecraft.
Bones
Name all 60Bring a skeleton to life by naming its bones.
Elements
Name all 118Reveal the periodic table one element at a time.
Fruits & Vegetables
Name 100Gather a market pile by naming fruits and vegetables.
Actors
Name 100Assemble a cast by naming actors from memory.
U.S. Presidents
Name all 45Fill the Oval Office with presidents recalled aloud.
Streamers
Name 100Build a creator wall from Twitch names you remember.
Languages
Name 100Warm the Earth with languages recalled aloud.
Olympic sports
Name all 64Recall the disciplines from two Olympic Games.
Cocktails
Name all 102Recall the cocktails on the IBA official list.
Programming Languages
Name all 193Recall programming languages and their distinct spoken names.
Video games
The challenge this site grew out of, naming 100 video games, has a site of its own.
Name 100 GamesSomething missing?
New subjects are added when there is a clean list to judge against and a good way to show it.
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How a run goes
- You speak
- Answers are spoken, not typed. Allow the microphone, start the clock and name one thing after another.
- It counts up
- The clock only breaks ties. A run ends when you say so or when you reach the goal: 100 in the deep subjects, the whole set in the ones that can be finished.
- Each answer is judged
- An answer counts when it is on the subject’s list, under its usual name or one of the other names reviewed for it. A repeat never counts twice.
- You keep the result
- A finished run has a page of its own showing what you named, a receipt to send to a friend and a place on the subject’s board.
- The lists are real
- Every list is a fixed, reviewed set drawn from public sources such as Wikidata, Natural Earth and Open Library. Sources and picture credits are on the credits page.