Daily history games
Daily history games ask you to place an event on a timeline, name a historical figure from a set of clues, or guess a year from a photograph or news headline.
18 history games, ranked by players
Geopolitix
No. 1Rank five countries by real-world stats
243k card appearancesGeography
Historigame
No. 2Guess the mystery historical figure
14k card appearancesHistory
Yeardle
No. 3Guess the year
11k card appearancesHistory
Wonderhop
No. 4Give the answer everyone gives, or the one nobody gives. 4 daily games.
4k card appearancesHistoryHistoriaQuest
No. 5A daily game about history's great figures
12k card appearancesHistoryGuess the Painter
No. 6Guess the artist from the painting
12k card appearancesHistory
Wardle
No. 7Guess the War Thunder vehicle
6.9k card appearancesHistory
Price Was What?
No. 8A daily game like Wordle, but for prices.
2.9k card appearancesHistoryCarGuesser
No. 9Guess the make, model, and year or play…
4.9k card appearancesHistory
Rondo
No. 10Daily football puzzle: guess the mystery club, the blurred legend and order history
1.9k card appearancesHistory
Headlines
No. 11A daily history game in the Wordle format:…
70 card appearancesHistory
MapMinute
No. 12Five historical clues. One world map. A new free geography challenge every day.
49 card appearancesGeography
Wherio
No. 13Wherio is a free daily history map game.
2.9k card appearancesGeography
9to4
No. 149 photos, and 4 of them belong to…
1.9k card appearancesGeographyCalibrate
No. 15Trade 5 historical market crashes at 6x speed + free Optiver 80-in-8 quant trainer.
909 card appearancesHistory
Moralia
No. 16One true story from history stops at a…
5.7k card appearancesHistoryZeitSprung
No. 17Five events. One attempt. Put history in order.
100 card appearancesHistory
Existlist
No. 18Choose any five characters or real people, face a daily challenge, and see your score."
1.9k card appearancesHistory
No game matches that search.
The daily format works well here because a single well-known event or figure can carry an entire puzzle's worth of clues.
Timeline and year-guessing formats
Some games show a photo or headline and ask you to guess the year, narrowing your range after each attempt. Others lay out a set of events and ask you to put them in chronological order, which tests sequencing more than exact dates.
Figures versus events
A game built around historical figures usually reveals biographical clues one at a time, from broad facts to specific ones. A game built around events instead centres on a photograph, document or headline, which suits players who recognise images better than names.
Questions people ask
Do history games require exact dates?
Some ask for an exact year and score you on how close you were, while others only ask you to order events correctly, which does not need exact dates.
Are these games about world history or a specific country?
It varies by game; the list below includes whichever have joined the relaydle network, in either scope.
How often is the list reordered?
Every hour, from what visitors play, with recent activity weighted more.