Addictive Logo Games and Quizzes

Logos are everywhere around us, every day. You see them, but do you really see them? You think you know one car, TV, or computer company logo or wordmark from another, but you may not recognize a logo if you're only shown a small piece of it. Can you distinguish the real from the fake? Whether you rely on color, font, shape, or some other element, you can have fun and test your logo identification skills with these online games and quizzes.

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Goodlogo.com Games and Quiz

Goodlogo.com is home to logo versions of classic games and a quiz to test your logo IQ.

Memory

Try beginner, intermediate, or advanced games of memory where you try to remember where each logo appeared in a grid as you match up pairs. It can be tricky in the advanced version where all the logos use the same colors.

Slide Puzzle

For the logo slide puzzle, you slide the pieces around to reassemble the scrambled logo. It's challenging even when you recognize the logo and really tough when it's an unfamiliar one. There are three levels with more tiles in the puzzle for the higher levels.

LogiQuizz

This is a timed quiz where the site shows you eight logos — altered to obscure names or with a slight shape change if it's a dead giveaway — and you have to supply the company name. If you don't attempt a guess at enough of the logos, it can't calculate a score.

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Sporcle hosts multiple logo identification games at its website. You get a limited time to type in the names of as many of the logos as you recognize. The name appears under the logo for each one you get right. The themed logo games are easier because the theme narrows down your options. The games listed here aren't all the logo games, but they're enough to get you started.

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Guess the Logo

At the Guess the Logo's website is​ a series of logo-guessing games. You're presented with several versions of a logo, and you try to guess which one is the correct version. There are usually only subtle differences. The game is timed, and you lose time for each wrong guess, but you can keep guessing until you get it right.

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Retail Alphabet Game

The Retail Alphabet Game by Joey Katzen has multiple editions of this game, each featuring a different set of logos. You're presented with 26 letters from A to Z from what should be a familiar logo. With nothing but the font and color to go on — and sometimes a bit of a shape — can you correctly identify each one? Fill in a guess for each letter that you can then find out if you were correct. Give up? There's a link near the top to the answers for each game.

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Can you identify a logo by its font, coloring, and style? The word Sporcle mimics famous logotypes in the Fabulous Fonts Quizzes. How many can you guess in five minutes? Graphic artists and typographers have a real advantage on this set of quizzes. 

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Logo Quiz! a multiple-choice quiz, but that doesn't make it easy. The quiz shows you a small part of a logo, and then you have to choose the right company. You earn points for speed and accuracy. 

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The Famous Logo Quiz at Quizible shows you bits of a logo and you have to fill in the brand it represents. It tells you if you're right or wrong, but no answers are provided. If you're sure you are correct but it still says no, check your spelling.

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Jacob Cass offers up just a tiny black and white shape or a letter bit or two from 10 different logos on this Just Creative Design website. How many can you get before peeking at the answers?

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You and your friends may have played this logo game at home, but it's also available in an online version that includes a selection of the questions from the board game.

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