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Craft humorous headlines for bizarre real-life news stories. An AI judge scores your creativity, and the community votes on the best submissions. Compete daily for the funniest headline.
What's New in Headlines The Game
1.01
October 9, 2026
Updated the judges ability to grade to better understand the jokes.
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FAQ
What is Headlines The Game?
Headlines The Game is a daily game where you write the funniest headline for a real, strange news story. An AI judge scores your headline, and then the community votes on the best ones.
How does the AI judge work in Headlines The Game?
The AI judge reads your submitted headline and provides a score out of 10, along with specific feedback explaining why your headline succeeded or failed. This feedback is designed to help you improve your writing.
Can I play Headlines The Game offline?
The game requires an internet connection to fetch the daily news story, receive AI scoring, and participate in community voting. It is not designed for offline play.
Does Headlines The Game have ads?
Yes, Headlines The Game contains advertisements. As it is free to play and does not offer in-app purchases, ads are used to support the game's development and operation.
How often is there a new story in Headlines The Game?
A new, genuinely strange news story is presented every single day. The game is designed for a quick, daily engagement, with the entire paper replaced each day.
What is the age rating for Headlines The Game?
Headlines The Game has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of some news stories and the potential for mature humor in the headlines.
How does the community voting work in Headlines The Game?
After submitting your headline and receiving your AI score, all headlines for the day are displayed on the community leaderboard. You can then vote for your favorite submissions, and the best ones rise to the top.
Can I see my past performance in Headlines The Game?
Yes, the 'My Clippings' section tracks your scores, streaks, personal best headlines, and your overall career average score. This allows you to monitor your progress and improvement over time.
