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.