Guess The Real Size Guide: How a duel works
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OverviewGuess The Real Size! is a party game where you stretch objects to what you think is their true size, then compete against another player to see whose guess was closest. Up to 20 players can be in a room at once, spread across multiple tables running simultaneous duels.
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How a duel works
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Every duel is a 1v1 match at a table. Both players stretch the same object to whatever size they think is correct, then lock in their answers. The player whose guess lands closest to the real size wins the round, and the other player loses one life. Each player has four lives, and the last one standing takes the duel.
- Sit at a table this puts you into a duel and starts the round.
- Stretch the object drag it until it matches the size you think is right.
- Lock in your guess commit to your answer so the game can compare both players.
- Check the result the closer guess wins; the farther one costs a life.
- Repeat until someone runs out of lives four lives total, so a duel can last up to four rounds.
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Objects you will be asked to size
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The game pulls from a large pool of real objects spanning many scales.
- Animals — things like giraffes and ladybugs.
- Dinosaurs — extinct creatures.
- Monuments — landmarks such as Mount Everest.
- Vehicles — everyday objects like buses.
- Planets and galaxies.
Unlocking Hard Mode
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Hard Mode becomes available once you have won ten times in normal duels. You have only six seconds to place your guess, and there is no size range given to guide you. The reward is double coins on every win.
- Reach ten wins in normal mode before Hard Mode opens.
- Be ready to guess with no size hints no size range is given.
- Act within six seconds.
- Expect double coins for every Hard Mode win compared to a normal duel.
Coins, crates, and IQ
Summary
Winning duels earns coins, and coins are spent on crates that drop items like guns and chairs at random. Your IQ score climbs with accurate guesses and determines where you sit on the leaderboard.
- Coins earned by winning duels, doubled in Hard Mode.
- Crates opened with coins for a random item such as a gun or chair.
- Shadow Monarch the highest-rarity item available to purchase.
- IQ rises when your guesses are accurate, used to rank players on the leaderboard.
- Group bonus liking, favoriting, and joining the group gives 200 free coins plus an exclusive RGB chair.
Glossary
Glossary- Duel
- A 1v1 match at a table where both players guess the same object's size and the closest guess wins the round.
- Life
- One of four health points each player has in a duel; losing a round costs one life, and losing all four ends your run.
- Hard Mode
- A high-difficulty mode unlocked after ten normal wins that gives you six seconds, no size hints, and double coins.
- Crate
- A box you open with coins to receive a random item such as a gun or chair.
- IQ
- A score that reflects how accurate your guesses are and places you on the game's leaderboard.
- Training Bot
- An AI opponent you can duel when no real players are available.
Common questions
FAQHow many players can be in one room?
Up to 20 players can play at the same time. Multiple tables run separate duels in parallel.
Can I play if nobody else is online?
Yes. The game provides a training bot you can duel solo. Bot matches still earn you coins.
How do I get into Hard Mode?
Win ten duels in normal mode and Hard Mode becomes available. Once inside, you have six seconds per guess, no size range is shown, and every win pays double coins.
How do I earn coins?
Winning duels earns coins. Hard Mode doubles the payout per win. You can also pick up 200 free coins by liking the game, favoriting it, and joining the group.
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