How big is a blue whale, really? How small is a virus? Bigger than You is a size comparison game about the scale of everything, from a proton to the edge of the universe. Guess the size, then see the truth side by side.
Five ways to play
• Guess the scale: slide to guess how big something is, then zoom in on the real size. The closer you get, the more points.
• Bigger or smaller: is the next thing bigger or smaller than this one? Keep the streak going.
• Sort the lineup: put five things in order, smallest to largest.
• Scale yourself: how many of you tall is a giraffe? Guess sizes against your own height.
• Daily challenge: the same five rounds for everyone, every day, and a Countries daily too. Keep your streak going, with a reminder if you like, and add up your week's dailies on a weekly leaderboard.
Three worlds of sizes
• Earth: animals and dinosaurs, food, everyday things, tech, sport, transport and landmarks, from a flea to Mount Everest.
• Space: a universe size comparison, with planets, moons, stars, black holes, exoplanets, nebulae and galaxies, all the way up to the universe itself.
• Micro: tiny things, microbes, cells, molecules and atoms, from a grain of pollen down to a proton.
Over 3,100 objects, each with its own drawing and a fact to read once you know the answer, and real telescope, spacecraft and microscope photos for hundreds in Space and Micro.
Five games about countries
• Country sizes: maps lie. Resize a country until it's as big as it really is next to another, then see what a Mercator map makes of the pair.
• Higher or lower: two countries, one statistic. Which has more people, the bigger economy, the higher mountain?
• Rank the countries: put a handful in order by population, area, GDP and more.
• Guess the flag: whose flag is it? Name the country, or pick its outline.
• Stretch the flag: flags aren't all the same shape. Stretch each one until it's right.
156 countries, with figures from the World Bank, the UN and Wikipedia, and their flags.
Your collection and your rank
Every object you guess joins your collection, shelf by shelf. Every game you finish moves you up the ranks, from a flea past your own height to Mount Everest. And find out whether you tend to guess too big or too small.
Compare sizes at true scale
Pick up to eight things, yourself included, and see them stand side by side at true scale. Tap one to zoom in; the others show how many times bigger or smaller they are. Share the comparison as a picture.
The big zoom
With Pro, pinch from the Planck length to the edge of the universe, and watch thousands of things go by at true size.
Make your own size comparison
Add your own objects with a name and a size in mm, cm, m, km, inches, feet or miles. Draw them, give them a simple shape, or use a photo. Send a set to friends as a message, and they can play it as a quiz before adding it.
Challenge a friend
After a round, send the same objects to a friend with your score to beat. It goes as an ordinary message, and they play the same rounds at your level.
Achievements and leaderboards
Earn 23 achievements, runs of 7, 30 and 100 days of dailies among them, and take on everyone in the daily challenge, the week's dailies and the best streaks, with Google Play Games.
Earth and the countries are free to play in every mode. Pro is a one-time unlock: the big zoom, your own home picture, Space and Micro, a Space and a Micro daily every day, past daily challenges and Countries dailies to replay, your misses brought back until you've learnt them, streak freezes for the days you miss, your sense of scale by category and ranks beyond Everest. No ads, no subscription.
Home screen widgets keep your daily run and today's dailies in view.
Works offline. No account needed.
Recent changes:
New game: Cut the map. Draw a loop around the part of a country you think holds 5% of its people, its economy, its buildings or its CO2, and watch the real map fill with dots. 54 countries, plus the EU, Africa and the whole world. More than 2,700 objects are redrawn too, from landmarks to galaxies.
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