What is Deepcut Duel?

Deepcut Duel is a daily trivia game that rewards rarer correct answers with higher scores. Players face five questions and have 25 seconds for each one. Everyday answers still count, yet the less familiar a valid response is among other players, the deeper the dig and the greater the points.

How to play Deepcut Duel

  1. Read the question for the current round. Each daily game contains exactly five questions.
  2. Type an answer. A wrong response hits solid rock and costs only time, so further attempts are allowed until the 25-second limit ends. After four letters are entered, matching correct answers from the list appear and can be selected by tap.
  3. Dig for the rare one. Every accepted answer scores points and advances the drill. The rarer the correct answer relative to what others submit, the higher the treasure tier and the deeper the progress. Failing to name any correct answer before time expires scores zero for that question.

Six treasures, one scoring rule

Points depend on how familiar the chosen correct answer is. The six tiers and their values are:

  • Copper Coin: 1 point (almost everyone says it)
  • Silver Watch: 3 points (very well known)
  • Amber: 8 points (known by many)
  • Scarab: 15 points (less familiar)
  • Star Crystal: 25 points (quite obscure)
  • Crown: 40 points (the rarest finds)

Five Crowns produce the maximum possible score of 200. Everyday answers remain valid; rarity simply multiplies their worth.

Further details and practical notes

A new set of five questions becomes available at 00:00 UTC each day. All players receive the identical daily set for that UTC date. After finishing the daily round, another randomly selected set of five questions can be played at any time.

Each question draws from a complete published list, such as the American Kennel Club breed register. An answer absent from the source list is treated as incorrect and hits solid rock. Wrong guesses carry no point penalty beyond the seconds they consume, so continued attempts within the time limit are always possible.

To raise the total score, prioritize correct answers that fewer players are likely to recall. The system assigns the corresponding treasure tier once the answer is accepted, advancing the drill farther with each rarer find.