A sports trivia game where you read the game, not the box score.
Huezle draws real games as strips of colour, one band per minute (or matchday, or move). You read who was in control and when, then pick which of four games it was.
How it works
Most sports trivia asks you to remember a score. Huezle shows you the whole game at once. A blowout is a solid block of one colour. A comeback flips colour halfway along. Overtime makes the strip longer. You do not need to know the result; you need to know what kind of game it was, and which of four teams could have played it.
NBA Playoffs
Every postseason game since 2010-11. One band per minute, purple when the away team led and gold when the home team did. The reveal names the round and the game number.
NBA Playoffs
The score of one playoff game, minute by minute.
- Away Leading
- Tied
- Home Leading
NBA Regular Season
Sixteen regular seasons, every game. Same minute-by-minute reading as the playoffs, in navy and red.
NBA Regular Season
The score of one game, minute by minute.
- Away Leading
- Tied
- Home Leading
NFL
Ten seasons of every game, one band per minute of play. Teal when the away team led, orange when the home team did.
NFL
The score of one game, minute by minute.
- Away Leading
- Tied
- Home Leading
Hockey
Who had the puck, not who scored: the running count of shot attempts, minute by minute. Goals are too rare to draw a shape; shot attempts are not.
Hockey
Who had the puck in one game, minute by minute.
- Away Team Pressing
- Even
- Home Team Pressing
Soccer
Every Premier League season since 1995-96, one band per matchday, coloured by where the club sat in the table.
Soccer
One club, matchday by matchday, up and down the table.
- Bottom of the table
- Mid-table
- Top of the table
Chess
Decisive World Championship games since 1886, one band per move, coloured by which side the engine favoured.
Chess
One championship game, move by move, as the engine sees it.
- Black ahead
- Level
- White ahead
Questions
Do I need to remember every result?
No. You read the shape: a blowout is one solid colour, a comeback flips halfway, a game that went to overtime is longer. The four answers are always from the same season, so what you know about that season narrows it down.
Which sports are free?
The daily puzzle is free every day and draws from every category, including these. NBA Playoffs is free to play as much as you like.
Is it the same game for everyone?
The daily is. Everyone gets the same strip on the same day, from a different category each day.
One game a day, free.
Huezle is free on iPhone. A new puzzle every day, four categories free forever, and no account, ads or timer.