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A one-screen daily puzzle with no account, no app and a hard stop after one round is a tidy model of how little a web game needs to hold an audience.
Each day the site shows a frame from an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation and asks which one it is. You get six attempts, each clue image easier than the last, and a wrong answer in the right season still earns a nudge. No sign-up: guesses sit in local storage, and once the day's round is spent you are told to come back tomorrow, though random and past puzzles stay open. The maker, posting as francisofascii, says looking up plot details is fair play.
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