The daily history and geography guessing game
Travel through history. Master the map.
Read a clue about a real event, then guess WHERE on the world map it happened — and WHEN in time. Part map quiz, part history trivia, every era from antiquity to the present, scored by how close you land.
“After a months-long siege, the city’s great walls finally fell, ending an empire that had stood for over a thousand years — and the cannon that broke them changed war forever.”
Drop your pin & slide to a year →How to play: guess where, then when
Each round gives you a single real event. Place it in space, place it in time — the closer you land, the higher you score. Up to 10,000 points a round.
Read the clue
A short, vivid description of something that actually happened. No multiple choice — just your knowledge and instinct.
Guess WHERE
Drop a pin on the world map. Distance from the true location decides your geography score.
Set the YEAR
Slide the marker along the era timeline. The nearer your year, the bigger your bonus.
Perfect round: the right place andthe right year. Miss by an ocean or a century, and the points slide — that’s the whole game.
Three ways to play: daily challenge, region & era, geo drills
A fresh challenge every day, unlimited region and era runs when you want more, and drills to actually learn the world.
Daily Challenge
Five rounds, one per day, identical for every player. Play once, then share a spoiler-free emoji grid.
- One run a day — no second tries
- Build a streak, compare with friends
Region & Era Play
Keep going as long as you like. Focus on a region or an era, and climb a mastery track as you sharpen your aim.
- Filter by continent or century
- Mastery progression as you improve
- Dates & coordinates sourced from Wikidata
Geo Drills
Learn the world for real: countries, capitals, flags, and states or provinces — surfaced again right before you’d forget.
- Countries, capitals & flags
- States & provinces
- Spaced-repetition that sticks
Where & when did it really happen?
One clue. The whole map. Every age of history. Find out how well you know the world — across space and time.
