
Wordle for music — name that tune from a 300ms sliver
Sound of Sliver is a free daily song-guessing game, described by its makers as 'Wordle for music'. Each day you get ten songs, from easy to hard, and you must name each tune after hearing only a 300ms sliver of audio, played through a click-wheel interface. Speed matters: the longer you take to guess, the fewer points you keep.
Each puzzle gives you a tiny 300ms 'sliver' of a song, and you have to identify the track from that fragment alone.
A daily set of ten songs arranged from easy to hard, giving a fresh challenge every day.
Audio is played through a click-wheel style interface, evoking classic portable music players.
The longer you take to answer, the fewer points you keep, rewarding fast recognition.
A new theme arrives each day for the puzzle set.
Hit start on the site — headphones are recommended for the best experience.
Play the 300ms sliver through the click wheel and try to name the song as quickly as you can.
Points decay the longer you take, so fast, confident guesses earn the most.
Work through ten tracks a day, ordered from easy to hard, with a new theme daily.
The game is described as a free daily song guessing game. No paid plans are mentioned.
It's a free daily song-guessing game — described as 'Wordle for music' — where you identify songs from 300ms audio clips played through a click-wheel interface.
Ten songs a day, arranged from easy to hard, with a new theme daily.
The longer you take to name the song, the fewer points you keep — fast guesses score highest.
Just a 300ms 'sliver' of the track.
Yes, it's presented as a free daily game with no mention of paid plans.
In a browser with headphones recommended; the site asks mobile users to switch to portrait orientation.