ZeitSprung is a free browser puzzle available in English and German that asks you to sort five events from oldest to newest. You arrange cards, submit one scored attempt, and then the game reveals the years and sources for each event so you can learn and compare.
Each correctly ordered pair of events scores one point, for a maximum of ten points per puzzle. The site offers practice rounds and an archive of past puzzles; practice does not affect your statistics, but archive plays do count toward archive scores.
No account is required and your progress is saved locally in the browser. The interface supports dragging, keyboard controls, and sharing options so you can challenge friends without revealing answers.
The puzzle updates on a daily cycle tied to Europe/Berlin midnight. The game displays sources for events and allows you to play practice rounds, view past puzzles in the archive, and save or share spoiler-free challenge links or result images.
How to play ZeitSprung
- Open ZeitSprung in your browser and choose English or German if needed.
- Read the five event cards and arrange them from oldest to newest by dragging or using the keyboard or arrows.
- Use Space to pick up or put down a card, ↑/↓ to move, Alt+↑/Alt+↓ to jump, and Esc to cancel; undo with the curved arrow or Ctrl/⌘+Z.
- When you are satisfied with the order, choose Check to submit your one scored attempt and reveal the years and sources.
Tips for ZeitSprung
- Start by placing events you clearly recognise first or last to reduce ordering options.
- Use the pair scoring rule: aim to lock in as many correct adjacent pairs as possible rather than only worrying about exact positions.
- Use keyboard shortcuts to move cards quickly and efficiently when you have a firm sense of an event’s relative position.
- Play practice rounds to try different strategies; practice does not affect your daily statistics but helps improve skill with the interface and timeline thinking.
ZeitSprung FAQ
What is ZeitSprung?
ZeitSprung is a daily timeline puzzle where you arrange five events from oldest to newest and then submit one scored attempt, after which the game reveals the dates and sources for the events. The goal is to maximise points by ordering pairs correctly; each correctly ordered pair is worth one point for up to ten points.
Is ZeitSprung free to play?
Yes, ZeitSprung is free to play in your browser and does not require an account. The site offers both English and German language options and saves progress locally in the browser.
How many guesses do you get per puzzle?
You get one scored attempt per daily puzzle. You may arrange and rearrange cards while deciding, but only the submitted order when you press Check counts as your single scored attempt for that round.
When does the new ZeitSprung puzzle appear?
The daily puzzle resets at midnight in the Europe/Berlin time zone. Practice rounds are available at any time and do not affect your statistics, while the archive holds past puzzles and their scores.
Can you play past puzzles or practice?
Yes, ZeitSprung offers practice rounds and an archive of past puzzles. Practice rounds do not affect your statistics, but archive scores do count toward archive records and you can replay older rounds there.
How is the score computed in ZeitSprung?
Each correctly ordered pair of events earns one point, for a maximum of ten points per puzzle. The scoring counts adjacent event pairs that you have in the correct chronological relation, and the total is revealed after you submit your one scored attempt.
Can you share results from ZeitSprung?
Yes, you can share results using built-in options such as WhatsApp, copying a link, sharing text, or saving a result image. These sharing tools let you challenge friends with the same round while keeping answers spoiler-free.
Does ZeitSprung work on mobile devices?
Yes, ZeitSprung runs in the browser so it can be played on mobile devices through the browser interface. The controls support touch dragging and also include keyboard and arrow controls for desktop use.
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