Think: the picture puzzle game

Read the pictograms, guess the phrase. 516 puzzles of movies, idioms and everyday ideas, from "man" to "Brokeback Mountain".

  • 516 puzzles
  • 43 chapters
  • 13 categories
Think puzzle screen with the Th!nk top bar and a pictogram of a man

What is Think?

Think is a free picture-puzzle game where each puzzle is a set of simple pictograms that together spell out a movie title, an action or a common phrase. Players type their answer, and an Einstein character gives hints when they are stuck. It has 516 puzzles across 43 chapters, and plays free in any web browser on SuperQuiz.

How to play

Pictures add up to words. A few special symbols tell you how to combine them.

Rule card: a plus sign joins two pictures, an arrow points at the part that matters
Plus and arrows. Join the pictures; follow the arrow to the part that counts.
Rule card: the rhyme symbol means use a word that rhymes with the picture
Rhymes. The rhyme symbol swaps a picture for a word that sounds like it.
Rule card: the minus symbol takes letters or a word away
Subtract. Take the marked letters or word away.
Einstein's speech bubble giving a hint over a blurred puzzle

Einstein has your back

Type a near miss and Einstein tells you what you got right: "the word 'back' is part of the answer". Spelling slips still count. Out of ideas? A hint walks you through the puzzle one picture at a time.

Every puzzle comes with the original hand-written hints, and a fast AI judge checks answers that nobody thought to write down.

Think FAQ

How do you play Think?

Each puzzle shows a few pictograms. Read them together and type the movie, phrase or action they spell out. A plus sign joins words, arrows point at what matters, and special symbols mark rhymes, opposites and words to take away.

Is Think free?

Yes. All 516 puzzles are free to play in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. You start with 3 hints and earn credits for every puzzle you solve.

What happens when I get an answer almost right?

Think reads your answer like a person would. Spelling slips, a missing "the" or a different word order still count, and near misses get a nudge from Einstein instead of a flat "wrong".

What kind of puzzles are in Think?

Movies, TV shows, books, actions, everyday things, phrases and idioms, countries, sports, professions and abstract ideas, spread over 43 chapters that get harder as you go.

Is there a Think app?

Think runs in your browser at superquiz.com/think on any phone, tablet or computer. iOS and Android apps are on the way.