How a run works

Each day you face seven head-to-head matchups between real FBI Wanted posters. A different question type appears each round, for example higher reward, cyber cases, fraud, terrorism-related listings, or other categories drawn from the daily schedule.

Tap the poster you think is the correct answer. After a short reveal, the run advances automatically. Your score is the number of correct picks out of seven.

Case files (jokers)

You start with three case-file jokers. Spend one to peek behind a poster before you commit to a guess. Jokers do not carry over between days; each UTC daily run starts fresh.

Daily reset

The game seed is tied to the UTC calendar date. Each day brings a new set of seven duels and a fresh question order.

• Progress and scores can be saved in your browser (local storage).
• No account is required to play.

Data source

Poster images and case details come from the public FBI Wanted API published by the U.S. Department of Justice. CrimeGuesser is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the FBI. Do not treat outcomes here as law-enforcement guidance.

Entertainment only

Most Wanted is a game built from public records for fun and comparison with friends. It is not an investigation tool, tip line, or source of legal advice.