Guess The House
A kitchen, a porch, a city name. Guess The House shows you a real home for sale and asks what it costs, with more photos after every miss.
Opens the real game on guessthe.house. Free, in a new tab.
Arrow guide
| Arrow | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Two up | More than 50 percent too low |
| One up | Too low, but within 50 percent |
| One down | Too high, but within 50 percent |
| Two down | More than 50 percent too high |
Before you start Guess The House
- The city matters more than the kitchen. Prices swing hugely by area.
- Use your first guess to find the range, then halve the gap.
- Count bedrooms and look at the lot size in the later photos.
Playing Guess The House step by step
- Look at the photos
You start with one, and each miss adds another with a hint.
- Enter a price
Type what you think the home costs.
- Read the arrows
Two arrows mean you are more than 50 percent off, one arrow means you are within 50 percent.
- Land within 5 percent
That counts as a win.
Quick facts about Guess The House
- Made by
- The team behind GuessThe.Game
- Win
- Within 5 percent of the real price
- Guesses
- 6
- Photos
- Up to 6, all of the same home
- Clue
- City and state, plus a map
- Category
- Estimation games, prices
Guess The House FAQ
Is Guess The House a UK game?
The homes shown so far are in the United States, with a city and state given.
What do the arrows mean?
Double arrows mean more than 50 percent off. A single arrow means you are within 50 percent.
Is there a Guess The House answer today?
Megadle does not post prices. The arrows narrow it quickly if you halve the gap each time.
Facts checked on 2026-11-13. Guess The House belongs to GuessThe.Game team. Megadle is not linked to it.