A Studjoow project
The game that gets everyone talking
One song a day, revealed word by word, to guess with family, with the wedding party, or in the car. Motzart is free, needs no sign-up, and takes one minute to play, right in the browser.
Visit motzart.fr
What exactly is it?
Every day at noon Paris time, Motzart challenges you to guess the title of a song hidden behind its lyrics, revealed word by word with every correct guess. Three progressive hints, a description, a style, and a bit of trivia, unlock as you play and are revealed whenever you decide. No sign-up, on mobile as well as on desktop.
See the details at motzart.fr
The link with Huskox
Huskox exists for the moments when everyone is together. So does Motzart, on a smaller scale: a daily challenge shared between two people or ten, with nothing for anyone to install.
What you'll find there
- A new song every day, at noon sharp, Paris time
- Three progressive hints to unlock whenever you decide
- A free game, no sign-up, directly in the browser
- Your game stats kept on your device, with an optional daily reminder
- The exact same experience on mobile and on desktop
- Visible progress that makes you want to come back the next day
Why it's worth a visit
One minute a day, free, with nothing to install and no account to create.
The format that made Wordle addictive, applied to music and lyrics.
A great excuse for a group challenge, even in a car or a waiting room.
The same song for everyone, every day: something to compare scores over in the evening.
Motzart, in six questions
Do I need an account to play?
No, you play directly, with no sign-up or download.
Is there a new song every day?
Yes, a new song is published every day at noon, Paris time.
How do the hints work?
Three progressive hints, a description, a style, and a bit of trivia, unlock as you play and reveal on request.
Is the game free?
Yes, entirely free, with no paid version.
Can you play as a group?
Yes, the game works great as a group round the same screen.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, just as well as on a computer, directly in the browser.