About TCGuessr

A free online Magic: The Gathering card quiz.

What is TCGuessr?

TCGuessr is a browser-based Magic: The Gathering guessing game. Every round you see a real MTG card with one part covered by a black box — the name, mana cost, type line, rules text, power/toughness, artist, set symbol, or the artwork itself — and you pick the right answer from four options. It's a fast way to test how well you actually know the cards you've been shuffling for years.

How it works

  • Create a room or join one with a short code.
  • Up to a full pod can play together; spectators (a shared TV, for example) can watch without answering.
  • Each round is 60 seconds. The faster you answer correctly, the more points.
  • At the end, a leaderboard shows who really knows their Magic trivia.

Difficulty levels

  • Easy — recent, recognizable cards; only the six most obvious question types.
  • Moderate — broader card pool up to ~15 years old, including rarity and set questions.
  • Hard — every card in the eligible pool, and distractors are drawn from cards released within five years of the correct answer.
  • Insane — narrow two-year distractor window, artist questions are in play, and several regions are hidden at once. For masochists only.

The Daily Quiz

Every day at midnight UTC a fresh set of ten hard-difficulty questions is generated. Everyone plays the same questions, so scores are directly comparable. The daily is a solo race — perfect for a quick pre-FNM warmup.

Question types

TCGuessr currently supports nine question types: card name, mana cost, type line, rules text, power/toughness, artwork, artist, set, and rarity. Each one hides a different piece of the card — you'll need to lean on different clues depending on what's missing.

FAQ

Is TCGuessr free?
Yes. The site is free to play and supported by unobtrusive ads in the lobby and score screens. If you enjoy it, please whitelist us in your ad blocker.
Do I need an account?
No. Just pick a display name and go. We don't collect emails or passwords.
Where does the card data come from?
All card images and data come from Scryfall, the community-run Magic database.
Is TCGuessr affiliated with Wizards of the Coast?
No. TCGuessr is unofficial fan content, made by a fan, for fans. See the footer for the full disclaimer.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes — the layout works on phones. Multiplayer is especially fun with one player hosting the lobby on a TV and everyone else answering from their phones.