Clamber — Build a Ladder to the Moon with Rare Answers
A free daily trivia climb: ten prompts a day, 20 seconds each, and the rarer your correct answer, the more rungs you build. Run out of time and the ladder breaks — three falls and you lose your grip.
How the climb works
- 1Ten holds a day
Everyone gets the same daily climb — ten holds, 20 seconds each. The final hold counts ×1.5, so save your deepest cut for last.
- 2Rare answers build rungs
Each hold asks for something like "Name a river in Africa". The more obscure your correct answer, the higher your ladder grows; the most common answers earn nothing.
- 3Watch the clock
Run out of time and the ladder breaks — three falls and the climb is over.
- 4Go past the Moon
Endless mode keeps climbing past the Moon toward Mars and beyond on a shrinking clock, with eight themed packs from Geography to Music.
Climbing tips
Bank the common one mentally
Your first idea is probably everyone’s too — it earns little. Reach one shelf deeper for the real rungs.
Failed answers are cheap
A rejected guess costs seconds, not the climb. Fire off your second-best idea rather than freeze.
Streaks live on the daily
The daily climb is where your streak and leaderboard spot live; Endless is practice that never touches them.
Save depth for the last hold
The ×1.5 multiplier makes the final hold the best place for your single rarest answer.
FAQ
Is the Clamber game free?
Yes — it plays free in the browser with no sign-up or download. Daily climb, Endless mode and themed packs are all free.
How often does the Clamber daily reset?
Once a day — everyone plays the same ten holds and a new climb replaces it at rollover.
Who made Clamber?
Clamber is an indie browser game made by Zane, released in October 2026.
Can I play Clamber unlimited?
Yes — Endless mode keeps dealing holds past the Moon with a shrinking timer, and the eight themed packs offer unlimited practice climbs.