Free book games
Play bookish games and quizzes
Guess Goodreads ratings, find out which romantasy character you are, check your spice level, argue over book dilemmas, or see how reading-compatible you are with a friend. Free, no account, shareable results.
Higher or lower
Guess whether each book's Goodreads rating is higher or lower than the last. One wrong guess ends your streak.
Play now →🐉Romantasy character quiz
7 questions about love, power and betrayal — find out which iconic romantasy heroine you are.
Play now →🌶️Book spice level quiz
6 questions to find your exact spice level, from Clean & Sweet to Five-Alarm — with a book rec to match.
Play now →🤔Would you rather: book edition
10 rapid-fire book dilemmas. Pick fast, then share your answers and see who agrees with you.
Play now →💞Reading compatibility quiz
Answer 8 questions, send the link to a friend, and see your reading compatibility percentage.
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Tier lists, reading calendars, bingo cards, brackets and more — build bookish graphics from your own books.
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The Bookadoro app tracks every book you read — streaks, stats, and a friends feed that turns showing up daily into a game of its own.
Get Bookadoro freeFrequently asked questions
What book games can I play on Bookadoro?
A Goodreads higher-or-lower rating game, a which-romantasy-character-are-you personality quiz, a book spice level quiz, a rapid-fire would-you-rather, and a two-person reading compatibility quiz. Every one gives you a branded, shareable result card at the end.
Do I need an account to play?
No. Every game is free and works without signing up — just play and download your result.
Can I share my result?
Yes. Every game ends with a branded image you can download and post on Reddit, Instagram or TikTok, or in the compatibility quiz's case, a link to send a friend.
Where do the book covers and ratings come from?
Covers come from a live book database. Higher or Lower's ratings are a curated, periodically-refreshed snapshot of Goodreads averages — Goodreads has no public ratings API, so treat exact decimals as approximate, not real-time.
Is it really free?
Yes, completely free, and you can replay any of them as many times as you like.