Round 3
Clue giver: MayaCereal with orange juice
Example reveal • closest dial scores 4
Spectrum Guess
Looking for a Wavelength game online? Say or type one clue. Everyone tunes a private dial. Reveal where the room landed together.
Gameplay preview
The Room handles the hidden target, private guesses, group reveal, and scoring. Here is the same flow players see in Spectrum Guess.
Round 3
Clue giver: MayaCereal with orange juice
Example reveal • closest dial scores 4
The clue giver sees the hidden spot. Every other player guesses privately, so nobody can copy the loudest person in the room.
All player markers appear together with the scoring bands. Closest guesses earn more points and the clue giver rotates next round.
The host picks a category, creates the room, and shares the code.
The clue giver says a clue out loud or types it for the Room. Everyone else moves and locks a private dial.
See the target, compare every marker, add points, and rotate the clue giver.
More ways to play
Use this page for a synchronized multiplayer Room. If you only need ideas for a tabletop round or one shared phone, choose the matching Wavelength resource below.
Spectrum Guess works for friends in the same room or on a video call.
Yes. Spectrum Guess is CardYard's free browser-based spectrum game. One person creates a private room, then 2-12 players join with the six-character code.
No. The host and players open CardYard in a browser on a phone, tablet, or computer. There is no download required for Room play.
The clue giver sees the hidden target. Everyone else moves a private dial on their own screen and locks it in. All guesses appear together only when the target is revealed.
Yes. Share the room link or code over a group chat or video call. The Room keeps clues, private dials, scores, and new rounds synchronized.
No. Spectrum Guess is CardYard's independent online spectrum guessing game. CardYard is not affiliated with or endorsed by the owners of Wavelength.