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Unicorner

by Pepo Asalas

Name obscure footballers who fit the prompt.

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Objective

Answer five football prompts by naming players who fit the criteria, earning more points for deeper, more obscure answers that fewer people will think of.

Playlin'sGuide

Unicorner is a daily football trivia game where the obvious answer is the worst answer. Your mission is to name players who fit the prompt but who nobody else will think of.

Each day brings five football prompts like "Played for both Barcelona and Arsenal" or "Scored in a Champions League final." The catch: you want the deepest cut you can find. Name Alexis Sánchez and you'll earn a measly 20 points (a "Tap-in"). Name Thomas Vermaelen and you'll bag 100 points (a "Screamer"). Rarity is rewarded.

  • You get five prompts per daily game.
  • Type one player name per prompt. You have 30 seconds to answer.
  • Scoring works in tiers: Tap-in (20 pts), Finish (40 pts), Banger (60 pts), Worldie (80 pts), Screamer (100 pts).
  • Your total score determines your rank, from Sunday League all the way up to Ballon d'Or.
  • A new set of five prompts drops every day.

Why we like it:

  • ✅It flips trivia on its head by punishing you for the first name that comes to mind.
  • ✅Perfect for football fans who want to flex their deep archive knowledge.
  • ✅The tier names (Tap-in, Worldie, Screamer) are a nice touch.

Hint: Think laterally. If the prompt is "Played for both Barcelona and Arsenal," skip the superstars and scroll through loan spells, brief cameos, and players who barely made a dent. That's where the points live.

Playlin's Guide is based on our experience and details from the creator’s official site.

About the Game

Creator: Pepo Asalas

Category: Sports

Updated daily: ✅

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