Mind Meter: the clue and dial guessing game
Mind Meter is a clue and dial guessing game for 4 to 30 players, played on the TV with everyone's phone as their controller.
Give a clue that helps your teammates find a hidden spot on a scale. For teams who like talking about what words mean.
- Players
- 4–30 players
- Time
- About 10–20 minutes
- How you play
- In teams
- You need
- A TV with a web browser, and a phone each; needs teams; same room only
- Price
- In the Trial and Unlimited (plans); players never pay
How do you play Mind Meter?
One clue, one scale, one team: place the pointer where the clue belongs, and score more the closer you land.
Read the video transcript
Lily: The TV shows a scale with two ends, like cold and hot. One player on your team is the clue giver, and only they see the secret target on their phone.
Arnold: The clue giver says one clue that belongs near the target. Not too obvious, and never the target itself!
Lily: Your team talks it over and moves the pointer to where they think the clue belongs. Lock it in when you’re ready.
Arnold: The TV reveals the target. The closer your pointer, the more points your team scores. Then the next clue giver has a go!
How to play
Read the scale
The TV gives two ends of a scale, such as cold and hot. One clue giver sees the secret target on their phone.
Give one clue
Choose a clue that belongs near the target. Keep the target itself secret.
Talk and place the pointer
Teammates discuss the clue and choose where they think it belongs. Lock in the guess when ready.
See how close you were
The TV reveals the target and awards points. A new clue giver takes a turn.
How to win
The team with the most points wins.
What does Mind Meter look like?
Real screens from a game: the TV, the players' phones and the host's Backstage. The names are made up.


Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
The host's Backstage
Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
Player controllerHost options
- Teams take turns giving clues.
What is Mind Meter great for?
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