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What is Same Street?
Same Street shows you three photos of one real home — the outside, the kitchen where people cook, and the room where they sleep. Your task is to guess where that home belongs on a street of 100 houses sorted by income. Each house number is the monthly amount per adult, in US dollars adjusted for local prices, and every step along the street multiplies the amount by the same factor. One home appears per day, the same for everyone, and a new one arrives at midnight. Correct placements earn a stamp in your album and build a streak. It's a free browser game with no login, tracking, or cookies.
How Same Street works
- Goal
Find the correct position on a 100-house income street for a real home shown in three photos.
- Your moves
- Tap a photo to enlarge it
- Slide along the street to pick a house
- Tap 'See where it is' to reveal the answer
- Switch to Practice for yesterday's home
- Share your result as a picture
- Reading the feedback
- True position reveal
- Shows the house where the home actually belongs after you commit your guess.
- Album stamp
- A correct placement earns a stamp in your album.
- Average doors away
- A tracked statistic showing how far off your guesses typically are.
- When a round ends
A round ends when you reveal the true position. A correct placement earns an album stamp and extends your streak; a new home arrives at midnight.
Your first round
- Open the day's home and view the three photos: outside, cooking, and sleeping.
- Tap any photo to enlarge it and study the details of how people live.
- Slide along the 100-house street to the position you think matches the household's income.
- Tap 'See where it is' to see the true position and whether your placement was correct.
Easy to miss
- House numbers are monthly spending per adult, adjusted for local prices — not yearly salary.
- Every step along the street multiplies the amount by the same factor, so the scale is proportional rather than linear.
- Practice mode doesn't affect your streak or album, so it's risk-free.
- Your streak and album are stored in the browser, with no account involved.
Is Same Street for you?
- You enjoy photo-based deduction games about real-world data.
- You like daily puzzle routines with streaks to maintain.
- You're curious about global living standards and income differences.
- You prefer fast-paced or action games rather than observational guessing.
- You want unlimited same-day replays that count toward progress.
Same Street compared with similar games
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| Detail | Same Street | Satle | Originle | GeoGraphle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| You find | a position on an income street | a city | a guest's country of roots and culture | countries |
| You work from | three photos of a real home | satellite imagery, direction and distance | video and audio story clues | flag colors, map silhouettes, attribute grids and rankings |
| Attempts | Not stated | 6 tries | 3 guesses | Not stated |
| New puzzles | New home daily | New puzzle daily | New guest daily at midnight Eastern | New daily set at midnight UTC |
| Access | Free | Free | Free | Free |
Same Street FAQ
Is Same Street free?
Yes, it's free to play in the browser. There's no login required, and the game uses no tracking or cookies.
How many guesses do I get?
The facts describe a single placement per home: you slide along the street to pick one house and then reveal the true position. The game doesn't state a limit on attempts within a day.
When does a new puzzle appear?
One home per day, the same for everyone. A new one arrives at midnight.
Can I play past puzzles?
Yes, through Practice mode, which uses yesterday's home. Practice play doesn't count toward your streak or album.
What do the house numbers mean?
Each house number is the monthly amount per adult in US dollars, adjusted for local prices — it's a measure of spending power, not a salary.
Source checked 10 Oct 2026. This guide is based on the game's published rules. How we check guides · Official game
