How to play One More
Find an answer, then decide whether to risk it on a tighter condition. Knowing when to stop counts.
Make your first move
Read the current condition and inspect the answer pool. Type a listed answer. After a correct answer, choose Bank or One more before seeing the next condition.
The rules in this edition
Choose from the stated answer pool. Conditions stack. After a correct answer, bank your pot or commit before seeing the next condition. The pot grows to 2, 5, 10, then 20. A wrong in-pool answer loses only this ladder’s pot. Three ladders make a round. The last step banks automatically.
Protect banked points before taking another risk
In a constructed ladder, you have earned a pot of 5. Another condition would raise it to 10, but would also narrow which answers qualify.
- Separate the pot from your previously banked total. The pot is the amount you can lose on this ladder.
- If you bank now, those 5 points are safe and you move to the next ladder. If you continue, you must meet every condition shown, not just the newest one.
- A wrong recognised answer after continuing loses the current pot. It does not remove points already banked on earlier ladders.
A ladder can bank 2, 5, 10 or 20 points. The fourth correct answer banks automatically. Three ladders allow up to 60 points. These are game points; there is no money wager.
This is a constructed lesson, not the current daily answer.
Can I see the next condition and then decide to bank?
No. Choosing One more commits your pot before the condition appears. Banking becomes available again only after a correct answer. An answer outside the stated pool does not cost points.
Daily play, practice and saved progress
Daily editions change at midnight UTC. Practice uses a separate round. Five solo games share a small M1 catalogue, so dates and practice rounds can reuse content. Up to 200 recent solo rounds are stored in this browser, without an account or cross-device sync. Clearing browser data removes them.
Scores use this game’s own point scale and cannot rank players across different games. Solo challenge codes select the same content for a friend; they do not create a shared online room.
Content and sources
Film and device facts link to publisher or manufacturer records in the game. Only the included facts and stated answer pool are used.
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