Irish man creates free daily game where you guess a houses asking price

Creator David Hannaway called it "a little bit of fun thrown in among all the chaos".

Guess the Ask is a seven round game that updates daily, where you guess the price of houses on the market.

You can play to guess prices on the Irish market or the UK market.

Once you play, you can share your result making it the perfect game for the groupchat with friends and family.

Speaking to JOE, creator of the game David Hannaway said it's "a little bit of fun thrown in among all the chaos" of the housing crisis.

"There's lots of these daily games trending at the minute like Krillion and things like that, so why not come up with one where you just guess the price of houses listed both on the Irish market and the UK.

"It had to be completely free, there's no money to be made on this its literally just for a bit of craic and something that everyone could have in common as we’re experiencing this current housing crisis."

Hannaway said he got the idea after seeing people like himself spending time on platforms like Daft.

"A lot of people my age, and even people older than me like my mother for example, she's always able to tell when a house has gone up for sale on the road, and people who are mortgage ready are constantly on Daft," he explained.

Once he had the idea, the game came together "pretty quickly".

"It was all very quick, within a week there was a prototype, to pushing that live, to pressure testing it, trying to get AI to break it, so all in all pretty quickly.

"It was just a side project, something that brings two minutes of enjoyment everyday because that's all it takes; it’s seven rounds, 20 seconds each and then you're done, so it can be done of the bus, the tube and so on."

You can play the game everyday on it's website.