The pond

About Beaver Trials

Beaver Trials is a small daily game in the shape of a trial. Five questions show up. Each one asks which side you will choose. The sides are ridiculous on purpose: money with a catch, looks with a cost, a power you cannot turn off. You pick, and then you see the rest of the pond. Some days you follow the beavers. Some days you are the only one on that side.

There is no account. The game remembers this browser, gives you a streak if you come back, and stores the votes so the percentages are real. Questions are the same for everyone on a given day, and that day's set is kept, so yesterday's trial is still yesterday's trial next month.

A fresh set arrives at midnight Eastern Time. Today is always free to play. Earlier trials stay in the list. They open after a rewarded break, which will be an H5 Games ad once that program is approved. Until then, a short stand-in runs in the same spot so the archive still works.

The flat beaver in the green shirt is the host. He does not score you. The vote does.

Anyone can write a deal. It stays off the board until the lodge approves it. An approved deal, or one the lodge writes itself, takes a slot in the next day’s five, ahead of the premade list. If nobody sends one, the day still has five from that list.

The rules are on How to play. Questions about the site go to Contact. What the site stores is in the privacy policy.