About History Streak

History Streak is a free daily history game. Every day, everyone in the world gets the same 21 historical events. You start with one event and its year, then place the rest on a growing timeline — before, after or between the events you've already placed. One mistake is forgiven, so a wrong placement costs a life rather than ending the run — the second one ends it. A perfect run is 20 in a row.

There's a second daily game too: in Year Guess you get five events and guess the exact year each one happened, scoring up to 100 points for each.

Where the events come from

Events are drawn from Wikipedia and Wikidata: inventions, books, films, music, famous births, landmarks, science, sport, exploration, politics and wars. Most come from 1650 onward, with a few from the ancient and medieval world. Every event links to its Wikipedia article, so once a day's puzzle is over you can read more in the archive.

We check upcoming puzzles against their Wikipedia articles, but with thousands of events a mistake can slip through. If you spot a wrong date, please let us know.

Who makes it

History Streak is an independent game. It's free to play and supported by advertising.

Questions, ideas or press enquiries: admin@historystreak.com.