1001 SONGS · LISTENER ARCADE
Good games.
Questionable taste.
Play Who Dunnit and Build A Band from 1001 Songs That Make You Want To Die. No download. No account. Just music knowledge and terrible decisions.
01 / CHIBBS’ MYSTERY MACHINE
Who Dunnit?
Five clues. One mystery musician or band. Guess early for more points, then uncover the real story. Includes 100 music mysteries from the original game.
02 / CONCEIVED BY BEVO
Build A Band
Draw a real band, choose one member and fill a slot in your supergroup. Seven picks. Build the best band ever—or a complete disaster.
Choose your game
Who Dunnit is a solo music quiz. Build A Band works solo or with 2–4 people taking turns on the same device.
How to play
Who Dunnit
Read the first clue and guess the artist or band. You get one guess per mystery: correct answers earn 5 points at clue one, then 4, 3, 2 or 1 as you reveal more clues. A wrong answer ends that case. Reveal the answer any time to skip for zero points. Your score and completed cases stay in this browser when storage is available.
Build A Band
Pick BEST or WORST and 1–4 players. Each turn draws a different band from the original 64-band pack. Choose a member for any empty role: vocals, guitar, bass, drums, keys, backing vocals or manager. Their usual instrument is only a suggestion. Each player gets seven picks and cannot pick the same person twice. With friends, rank the other bands: first gets 3 points, second 2 and third 1. No self-votes; ties share the win. Solo play finishes with your own seven-piece lineup.
These are listener editions of the podcast’s Mac games. Play together on one device; there is no online matchmaking or public leaderboard. Browser progress is separate from the hosts’ games. Clearing website data clears saved progress.