Name a place. The more obscure your answer, the deeper your worm digs.
Chronle
Put the events in the order of when they happened.
What is Chronle?
Chronle is a daily puzzle game that asks you to arrange a set of historical events in the order they happened. Each day presents a new set of events, and your goal is to sort them correctly using as few moves as possible.
How to play Chronle
You are given a list of historical events with images. Drag and drop the events using the handle on the right to reorder them, placing the earliest event at the top and the latest at the bottom. You have 6 moves (submissions) to get the correct order; after each submission, correct positions are highlighted in green and incorrect ones in an accent color.
Tips & strategy
- Think about major eras or centuries first, then narrow down within them.
- Look for events you know well and use them as anchors.
- If you're unsure, consider which events are obviously older or newer.
- Use the visual feedback from each submission to adjust your ordering.
- Remember that all players get the same events each day, so you can discuss with friends.
Frequently asked questions
Is Chronle free to play?
Yes, Chronle is free to play.
How often does a new puzzle appear?
A new puzzle is released once per day, resetting at midnight UTC.
Can I track my progress across devices?
Yes, you can create an account to save your progress and sync it across devices.
Is there an app for Chronle?
Chronle is a web-based game, and no separate app is mentioned.
What happens when I run out of moves?
The game ends when you either get all events in the correct order or run out of your 6 moves.
Where to play
Play Chronlechronle.com · free, new puzzle daily
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