History in Order Unlimited — Daily history game: put events in order
Put events in order without the daily wait: a fresh set of seven every time, from inventions to the Moon landing. Three chances each. Free.
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How to Play History in Order Unlimited
History in Order is a daily history game: put seven events in chronological order on a growing timeline. One event starts with its year showing, and you place the other six one at a time, from inventions and discoveries to sport, culture, famous buildings and space flight. Each placement reveals its year and a wrong one costs one of three chances. The same seven events for every player, with an unlimited mode for practice.
How History in Order works
Seven events a day, the same seven for every player in the world: inventions, discoveries, sport, culture, landmarks and space. One starts on the line with its year showing. You place the other six one at a time, tapping the gap where each one belongs, so a timeline grows as you play.
Every placement reveals the year. A wrong one still moves to its true place on the line, and costs one of your three chances. The third mistake ends the run. The first events are far apart in time and the last ones are closer, so the end of the line takes the most thought.
Each date comes from Wikidata, the free knowledge base, checked against Wikipedia, and only events with one clear date make the list. The sentences are written by us. No two events in a game are less than eight years apart, so you are never choosing between two things from the same moment.
Tips & Strategy
Technology gives a lot away. A film about something needs that thing to exist, and a phone with a touch screen needs a lot of earlier inventions.
You are not guessing a year, only a gap. If the line jumps from one century to the next, that gap is wide and often the safe choice.
Did it happen in your lifetime, your parents', your grandparents'? That one question sorts most events of the last hundred years.
The last events sit closest together. The decade is worth much more there than on the first placement.
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